You could try riding too the defaults for that running JavaFX to make more efforts to use hardware acceleration of graphics processors Intel. They could have also disabled the pipeline of material for these graphics processors by default so that the default configuration didn't try to run something they don't officially support. I guess that Oracle has not updated the page of supported configuration noted supported Intel, ATI on Linux graphics because they will not officially support such a configuration.
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Note Intel made different types of graphics processors, each of which has different abilities, so, although it may work with some graphics processors intel, it may not work with your (if this is one of them - GPU Mobile: GMA 4500MHD and GMA HD Desktop GPUs: GMA 4500 and GMA HD - and the drivers are up to date, I guess it should work). It also looks like to graphics card Intel will also work.
It looks like the ATI graphics card will work probably with JavaFX on Linux in addition to nvidia cards. If javaFX needs openGL then why he cares if there is a NVidia or Intel HD, as long as both provide OpenGL libraries?Īny ideas how I can use hardware accelerated pipeline for my application? All information can be useful for me. I read on the Certified Systems' Configuration ' that on Linux platforms only NVidia cards are taken in charge. Mask of OpenGL profile: compatibility profile OpenGL shading language version string: 3.30 - Build 1.0.0 - 274335-EMGD Profile profile OpenGL core mask: compatibility profile OpenGL core profile context indicators: (none) Profile core OpenGL version string: 3.3.0 - Build 1.0.0 - 274335-EMGDĬore profile shading language OpenGL version string: 3.30 - Build 1.0.0 - 274335-EMGD OpenGL renderer string: Intel(r) Unified 3D Library GraphicsPipeline.createPipeline: error initializing pipeline 2.ES2Pipeline Graph of the system processor does not respect the requirement of pipe es2
Graphics Hardware qualifier failed verification. The indicated error if I set output prism.verbose is:
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Whenever I run my application it rendered javaFX returns to software Pipeline instead of Pipeline ES2.
I am trying to run JavaFX worm 8u33-b13 on a processor Intel Atom (Fedora18 running, Intel HD Graphics).
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