Two of these packages, libegl1-mesa and libegl1-mesa-driver, WERE NOT installed on my system after the upgrade to natty. I don't know why they weren't installed during the upgrade, or if they were there before the upgrade. They seem to be needed.
After banging in these packages, the Unity Desktop Environment works as well as can be expected. (Snarky comments removed.) Of course, I am running the nVidia 275.09.07 drivers instead of the ones in the Ubuntu repository...
A great Father's Day present for me! Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there.
I found a fix, at least for my system, in the Debian User Forums:
http:// forums. debian. net/viewtopic. php?f=7& t=65539 "Lost 3D after updating nvidia-glx, linux and X".
Someone advised installing/updating the following packages:
libegl1- mesa_7. 10.2-3_ i386.deb mesa_7. 10.2-3_ i386.deb mesa-drivers_ 7.10.2- 3_i386. deb xephyr_ 1.10.2- 1_i386. deb mesa-dri_ 7.10.2- 3_i386. deb xorg-core_ 1.10.2- 1_i386. deb mesa-glx_ 7.10.2- 3_i386. deb
libglu1-
libegl1-
xserver-
libgl1-
xserver-
libgl1-
I (re)installed the Ubuntu amd64 equivalents:
libegl1-mesa
libglu1-mesa
libegl1-mesa-driver
xserver-xephyr
libgl1-mesa-dri
xserver-xorg-core
libgl1-mesa-glx
Two of these packages, libegl1-mesa and libegl1- mesa-driver, WERE NOT installed on my system after the upgrade to natty. I don't know why they weren't installed during the upgrade, or if they were there before the upgrade. They seem to be needed.
After banging in these packages, the Unity Desktop Environment works as well as can be expected. (Snarky comments removed.) Of course, I am running the nVidia 275.09.07 drivers instead of the ones in the Ubuntu repository...
A great Father's Day present for me! Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there.