How do I install the lastest Mesa driver in 11.10?
You can always download the packages individually and install them on your system.
Here is the link for the latest build for i386, and the link for the amd64 build.
The way to download files individually is to visit the PPA, click on View package details, select a package that you might be interested on downloading and the maintained builds will show allowing you to download the created package from that build.
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Niklas
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Niklas over 1 year
I'm suffering from this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/829086
Does anyone know how to fix this from reading the comments on the bug? There is a proposed workaround but I don't know how to compile things from source which you need to do to get the latest intel-gpu-tools. I thought it might be enough to install the latest Mesa package but how do I that without adding all the extra content from xorg-edgers ppa? I want just the updated Mesa package but not the rest of the new content which the ppa will provide on a system update (which has broken many people's systems).
Thank you for your time!
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Niklas over 12 yearsOne question though, which of all the files listed in the link should I download?
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Bruno Pereira over 12 yearsThe mesa package for 11.10 Oneiric.
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Bruno Pereira over 12 yearslet me know if you have problems with that, ill guide you over step by step.
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Niklas over 12 yearsbut there is libgles1-mesa, libgles2-mesa, libopenvg1-mesa, libosmesa, etc. Which one is the correct one? Should I download all that is not *-dev?
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Niklas over 12 yearsI will remove this post as the answer that answered my question since I haven't received enough information to actually install the latest Mesa driver. If I just get an answer to my latest comments here my question will be solved.