virtual box ubuntu distro: gmod won't work
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I tried to play gmod on my virtual box ubuntu distro and it gave me this error "Could not find required OpenGl entry point 'glColorMaskIndexedEXT'! Either your video card is unsupported, or your OpoenGL driver needs to be updated."
Please help, very new to ubuntu and just wanted to test out games on it for future usage.
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I tried to play gmod on my virtual box ubuntu distro and it gave me this error "Could not find required OpenGl entry point 'glColorMaskIndexedEXT'! Either your video card is unsupported, or your OpoenGL driver needs to be updated."
Please help, very new to ubuntu and just wanted to test out games on it for future usage.
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You will need to add some information, such as what distribution of Ubuntu you are running, and what type of virtual machine you are using.
– Charles Green
Feb 14 at 2:24
By default, and typically without some pretty specific configuration, VM's do not inherit the host's graphics card. You're essentially trying to boot Gmod without one. The guides to accomplish this can be pretty complicated, it's much easier to just dual boot.
– Minty
Feb 14 at 2:51
Hi, my ubuntu distro is Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. and I'm using Oracle VM virtual box.
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:39
I don't know what dual boosting is but I would be willing to learn if you have any good guides I can go to if that's the only way I can play steam games
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:41
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I tried to play gmod on my virtual box ubuntu distro and it gave me this error "Could not find required OpenGl entry point 'glColorMaskIndexedEXT'! Either your video card is unsupported, or your OpoenGL driver needs to be updated."
Please help, very new to ubuntu and just wanted to test out games on it for future usage.
virtualbox
asked Feb 14 at 2:09
Slurdy Durdy DerdSlurdy Durdy Derd
1
I tried to play gmod on my virtual box ubuntu distro and it gave me this error "Could not find required OpenGl entry point 'glColorMaskIndexedEXT'! Either your video card is unsupported, or your OpoenGL driver needs to be updated."
Please help, very new to ubuntu and just wanted to test out games on it for future usage.
virtualbox
virtualbox
asked Feb 14 at 2:09
Slurdy Durdy DerdSlurdy Durdy Derd
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asked Feb 14 at 2:09
Slurdy Durdy DerdSlurdy Durdy Derd
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asked Feb 14 at 2:09
Slurdy Durdy DerdSlurdy Durdy Derd
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asked Feb 14 at 2:09
Slurdy Durdy DerdSlurdy Durdy Derd
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asked Feb 14 at 2:09
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You will need to add some information, such as what distribution of Ubuntu you are running, and what type of virtual machine you are using.
– Charles Green
Feb 14 at 2:24
By default, and typically without some pretty specific configuration, VM's do not inherit the host's graphics card. You're essentially trying to boot Gmod without one. The guides to accomplish this can be pretty complicated, it's much easier to just dual boot.
– Minty
Feb 14 at 2:51
Hi, my ubuntu distro is Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. and I'm using Oracle VM virtual box.
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:39
I don't know what dual boosting is but I would be willing to learn if you have any good guides I can go to if that's the only way I can play steam games
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:41
add a comment |
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You will need to add some information, such as what distribution of Ubuntu you are running, and what type of virtual machine you are using.
– Charles Green
Feb 14 at 2:24
By default, and typically without some pretty specific configuration, VM's do not inherit the host's graphics card. You're essentially trying to boot Gmod without one. The guides to accomplish this can be pretty complicated, it's much easier to just dual boot.
– Minty
Feb 14 at 2:51
Hi, my ubuntu distro is Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. and I'm using Oracle VM virtual box.
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:39
I don't know what dual boosting is but I would be willing to learn if you have any good guides I can go to if that's the only way I can play steam games
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:41
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You will need to add some information, such as what distribution of Ubuntu you are running, and what type of virtual machine you are using.
– Charles Green
Feb 14 at 2:24
You will need to add some information, such as what distribution of Ubuntu you are running, and what type of virtual machine you are using.
– Charles Green
Feb 14 at 2:24
By default, and typically without some pretty specific configuration, VM's do not inherit the host's graphics card. You're essentially trying to boot Gmod without one. The guides to accomplish this can be pretty complicated, it's much easier to just dual boot.
– Minty
Feb 14 at 2:51
By default, and typically without some pretty specific configuration, VM's do not inherit the host's graphics card. You're essentially trying to boot Gmod without one. The guides to accomplish this can be pretty complicated, it's much easier to just dual boot.
– Minty
Feb 14 at 2:51
Hi, my ubuntu distro is Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. and I'm using Oracle VM virtual box.
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:39
Hi, my ubuntu distro is Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. and I'm using Oracle VM virtual box.
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:39
I don't know what dual boosting is but I would be willing to learn if you have any good guides I can go to if that's the only way I can play steam games
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:41
I don't know what dual boosting is but I would be willing to learn if you have any good guides I can go to if that's the only way I can play steam games
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:41
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You will need to add some information, such as what distribution of Ubuntu you are running, and what type of virtual machine you are using.
– Charles Green
Feb 14 at 2:24
By default, and typically without some pretty specific configuration, VM's do not inherit the host's graphics card. You're essentially trying to boot Gmod without one. The guides to accomplish this can be pretty complicated, it's much easier to just dual boot.
– Minty
Feb 14 at 2:51
Hi, my ubuntu distro is Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS. and I'm using Oracle VM virtual box.
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:39
I don't know what dual boosting is but I would be willing to learn if you have any good guides I can go to if that's the only way I can play steam games
– Slurdy Durdy Derd
Feb 14 at 15:41