Are you sure that both of the libgl1-mesa-dri drivers were already installed? If yes you also have to repeat the other steps above to create a new browser log (the old one also shows that it uses software rendering).
If you still get the same error (that it uses llvmpipe = software rendering) in the new log it means that there is something with your 32bit drivers, and I would suggest to reinstall them like:
If this specific error message is gone, but it still doesn't work it could also have to do with the fact that your graphic card only supports a couple of GLX Visuals / GLXFBConfigs formats. Normally these lists should be much longer, and it could either be caused by the driver, or that the graphic card itself is very old or has bad Linux support.
Hi,
the new glxinfo output looks much better.
Are you sure that both of the libgl1-mesa-dri drivers were already installed? If yes you also have to repeat the other steps above to create a new browser log (the old one also shows that it uses software rendering).
If you still get the same error (that it uses llvmpipe = software rendering) in the new log it means that there is something with your 32bit drivers, and I would suggest to reinstall them like:
sudo apt-get install --reinstall libgl1- mesa-dri: i386
If this specific error message is gone, but it still doesn't work it could also have to do with the fact that your graphic card only supports a couple of GLX Visuals / GLXFBConfigs formats. Normally these lists should be much longer, and it could either be caused by the driver, or that the graphic card itself is very old or has bad Linux support.
To upgrade your driver you could for example try the instructions described here (but not sure if it helps): /bugs.launchpad .net/pipelight/ +bug/1243200/ comments/ 21
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Sebastian