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grant123
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 Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2014 5:33 pm Post subject: /etc/env.d/ not working |
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Why isn't VDPAU_DRIVER set at boot?
# cat /etc/env.d/95vdpau-vaapi
VDPAU_DRIVER="va_gl" |
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John R. Graham
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As regular user, root, or both?
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| Regular user. Shouldn't it be set globally via /etc/env.d/* ? |
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John R. Graham
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It should. Two questions:- Does it show up if you run
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?Does it show up if you run | Code: | env-update
source /etc/profile |
?Try both of these in a terminal window and let me know the results.
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