
I keep reading elsewhere what new features newer versions of Mesa are getting.

I don't know by heart which version is available from Raspbian, but it is likely outdated. Other than that, you will likely have to add Stellarium's ppa repository as described in the Stellarium User Guide (section 2.3.3), then the installable package will be all that is required to install. I have not found time to do that, but would encourage you to try and write whether you could make it work (and how!!). Getting Stellarium to run properly currently will require you to build Mesa 17 from sources. Eric reported to have fixed that as well, but Raspbian still comes with the buggy Mesa 13.
Stellarium download stops working driver#
The graphics driver developer Eric Anholt has done a great job, fixed the error mentioned previously, but the current Mesa 13 has another severe bug which breaks Stellarium. I had high hopes that Raspbian Stretch would bring Mesa 17 in addition to Qt5.7. I ended up editing /usr/src/stellarium-0.15.0/src/core/StelOpenGL.hpp and changingĬonsidering there are preprocessing instructions in place to do that for me if the define was functioning correctly this is not the ideal solution to me.Īny ideas? (Not a C/C++ programmer I am afraid so I am just poking at things) So it is not detecting the define for QT_OPENGL_ES_2 (Will post the link when I find it again) But I am not having much luck when I try.Īny thoughts, research on the subject leads to solutions for older versions of Stellerium, but the don't appear to have helped me. Makefile:137: recipe for target 'all' failedįrom what I gather I may need to set OPENGL_MODE=ES in the cmake options.

Plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/build.make:92: recipe for target 'plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/' failedĬMakeFiles/Makefile2:2997: recipe for target 'plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/all' failed Plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/build.make:69: recipe for target 'plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/' failed Building CXX object plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/Exoplanets-static_įrom /usr/src/stellarium-0.15.0/plugins/Exoplanets/src/Exoplanet.cpp:23: usr/include/arm-linux-gnueabihf/qt5/QtGui/qopengl.h:98:17: note: previous declaration as ‘typedef GLfloat GLdouble’ In file included from /usr/src/stellarium-0.15.0/src/core/StelOpenGL.hpp:24:0,įrom /usr/src/stellarium-0.15.0/src/core/StelPainter.hpp:23, usr/src/stellarium-0.15.0/src/core/StelOpenGL.hpp:199:16: error: conflicting declaration ‘typedef double GLdouble’ In file included from /usr/src/stellarium-0.15.0/src/core/StelPainter.hpp:23:0,įrom /usr/src/stellarium-0.15.0/plugins/Exoplanets/src/Exoplanets.cpp:21: Building CXX object plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/qrc_ Building CXX object plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/gui/ĬMakeFiles/Makefile2:2706: recipe for target 'plugins/AngleMeasure/src/CMakeFiles/AngleMeasure-static.dir/all' failed Building CXX object plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/ĬMakeFiles/Makefile2:2900: recipe for target 'plugins/CompassMarks/src/CMakeFiles/CompassMarks-static.dir/all' failed Plugins/CompassMarks/src/CMakeFiles/CompassMarks-static.dir/build.make:62: recipe for target 'plugins/CompassMarks/src/CMakeFiles/CompassMarks-static.dir/' failed Building CXX object plugins/Exoplanets/src/CMakeFiles/Exoplanets-static.dir/ So is anybody willing and able to find out what to do here? Is it the driver, Qt, something else?Ĭode: Select all Building CXX object plugins/CompassMarks/src/CMakeFiles/CompassMarks-static.dir/qrc_ Unfortunately, the font used to display in-screen info (star labels, info text, button labels) is garbled. Ĭompilation takes ca 30 minutes on a Pi2 with make -j4. You must build stellarium from sources, decribed at. But qt5.3.2 is also installed, so no need to build qt from scratch, which can save days However, this version crashes when focussing on a planet. And the framerate is better than expected. It is the first time I saw it running on the Raspberry after fighting with these EGL troubles last year.
Stellarium download stops working drivers#
You must have Raspbian Jessie and the new drivers must be activated (raspi-config)

I just tried again to compile Qt5.6 and Stellarium in the hope that the new VC4 driver works as desktop OpenGL, however it's even simpler.

Last year I built Qt5.4 and Stellarium, and came to the point to see the splash screen, but then EGL problems prevented proper display. I know the thread is old, but I also want to have Stellarium running on a Pi for quite some time now.
