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Running Ubuntu 16.04. From https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/wayland-kiosk#0 Make a Wayland-native Kiosk snap



At https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/wayland-kiosk#4, the following errors occur:



user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher 'glmark2-wayland produces Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000



Terminal output below.



user@machine:~$ miral-app produces an orange Mir On X window, whereupon a black terminal window later appears.



user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk produces a black Mir on X window with unresponsive File, Edit etc.



user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher produces a black window which then closes immediately.



Do you have any suggestions on how to progress through this tutorial?



user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher 'glmark2-wayland'
waiting for /run/user/1000/miral_socket
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.964833] <information> mirserver: Starting
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.965756] < - debug - > mirserver: Not trying logind: "DISPLAY" is set and X need not have claimed the VT
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.966590] < - debug - > mirserver: Not using Linux VT subsystem for session management: Failed to find the current VT
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.966626] < - debug - > mirserver: No session management supported
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.967042] <information> VT switch key handler: No VT switching support available: MinimalConsoleServices does not support VT switching
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.967707] <information> mircommon: Loading modules from: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.967767] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/server-mesa-x11.so.16
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.967804] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/graphics-mesa-kms.so.16
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.967823] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/input-evdev.so.7
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.973179] <information> mirplatform: Found graphics driver: mir:mesa-x11 (version 1.3.0) Support priority: 128
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.973479] <information> mesa-kms: EGL platform does not support EGL_KHR_platform_gbm extension
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.973496] <information> mesa-kms: Unsupported: EGL platform supports neither EGL_KHR_platform_gbm nor EGL_MESA_platform_gbm
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.973510] <information> mirplatform: Found graphics driver: mir:mesa-kms (version 1.3.0) Support priority: 0
[2019-07-30 11:56:59.973747] <information> mirserver: Selected driver: mir:mesa-x11 (version 1.3.0)
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223551] <information> display: Screen resolution = 1920x1080
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223580] <information> display: ... is smaller than the requested size (1280x1024) plus border (150). Clipping to (1280x930).
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223600] <information> display: 1 visual(s) found
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223607] <information> display: Using the first one :
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223614] <information> display: ID : 44
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223621] <information> display: screen : 0
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223629] <information> display: depth : 24
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223636] <information> display: red_mask : 0xFF0000
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223644] <information> display: green_mask : 0xFF00
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223652] <information> display: blue_mask : 0xFF
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223660] <information> display: colormap_size : 256
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.223667] <information> display: bits_per_rgb : 11
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.297508] <information> mirserver: Using software cursor
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.333119] <information> mirserver: Selected input driver: mir:x11-input (version: 1.3.0)
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)

[2019-07-30 11:57:00.335015] < -warning- > mirserver: Cannot set Wayland protocol filter: wl_display_set_global_filter() is unavailable in libwayland-dev 1.12.0
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.335245] <information> mirserver: Mir version 1.3.0
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365286] <information> GLRenderer: EGL vendor: NVIDIA
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365313] <information> GLRenderer: EGL version: 1.4
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365325] <information> GLRenderer: EGL client APIs: OpenGL_ES OpenGL
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365334] <information> GLRenderer: GL vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365340] <information> GLRenderer: GL renderer: Quadro M1000M/PCIe/SSE2
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365345] <information> GLRenderer: GL version: OpenGL ES 3.2 NVIDIA 384.130
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365351] <information> GLRenderer: GLSL version: OpenGL ES GLSL ES 3.20
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365751] <information> GLRenderer: GL max texture size = 16384
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.365767] <information> GLRenderer: GL framebuffer bits: RGBA=8888, depth=0, stencil=0
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369455] <information> mirserver: Initial display configuration:
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369481] <information> mirserver: * Output 1: unknown connected, used
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369496] <information> mirserver: . |_ Physical size 16.5" 338x246mm
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369506] <information> mirserver: . |_ Power is on
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369517] <information> mirserver: . |_ Current mode 1280x930 60.00Hz
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369527] <information> mirserver: . |_ Preferred mode 1280x930 60.00Hz
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369536] <information> mirserver: . |_ Orientation normal
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369549] <information> mirserver: . |_ Logical size 1280x930
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369559] <information> mirserver: . |_ Logical position +0+0
[2019-07-30 11:57:00.369569] <information> mirserver: . |_ Scaling factor: 1.00
Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000
Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000
Error: main: Could not initialize canvas
user@machine:~$ [2019-07-30 11:57:02.451237] < -warning- > mirserver: Attempt to read from WlShmBuffer after the wl_buffer has been destroyed









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    Running Ubuntu 16.04. From https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/wayland-kiosk#0 Make a Wayland-native Kiosk snap



    At https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/wayland-kiosk#4, the following errors occur:



    user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher 'glmark2-wayland produces Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000



    Terminal output below.



    user@machine:~$ miral-app produces an orange Mir On X window, whereupon a black terminal window later appears.



    user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk produces a black Mir on X window with unresponsive File, Edit etc.



    user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher produces a black window which then closes immediately.



    Do you have any suggestions on how to progress through this tutorial?



    user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher 'glmark2-wayland'
    waiting for /run/user/1000/miral_socket
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.964833] <information> mirserver: Starting
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.965756] < - debug - > mirserver: Not trying logind: "DISPLAY" is set and X need not have claimed the VT
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.966590] < - debug - > mirserver: Not using Linux VT subsystem for session management: Failed to find the current VT
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.966626] < - debug - > mirserver: No session management supported
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967042] <information> VT switch key handler: No VT switching support available: MinimalConsoleServices does not support VT switching
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967707] <information> mircommon: Loading modules from: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967767] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/server-mesa-x11.so.16
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967804] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/graphics-mesa-kms.so.16
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967823] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/input-evdev.so.7
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973179] <information> mirplatform: Found graphics driver: mir:mesa-x11 (version 1.3.0) Support priority: 128
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973479] <information> mesa-kms: EGL platform does not support EGL_KHR_platform_gbm extension
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973496] <information> mesa-kms: Unsupported: EGL platform supports neither EGL_KHR_platform_gbm nor EGL_MESA_platform_gbm
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973510] <information> mirplatform: Found graphics driver: mir:mesa-kms (version 1.3.0) Support priority: 0
    [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973747] <information> mirserver: Selected driver: mir:mesa-x11 (version 1.3.0)
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223551] <information> display: Screen resolution = 1920x1080
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223580] <information> display: ... is smaller than the requested size (1280x1024) plus border (150). Clipping to (1280x930).
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223600] <information> display: 1 visual(s) found
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223607] <information> display: Using the first one :
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223614] <information> display: ID : 44
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223621] <information> display: screen : 0
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223629] <information> display: depth : 24
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223636] <information> display: red_mask : 0xFF0000
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223644] <information> display: green_mask : 0xFF00
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223652] <information> display: blue_mask : 0xFF
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223660] <information> display: colormap_size : 256
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223667] <information> display: bits_per_rgb : 11
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.297508] <information> mirserver: Using software cursor
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.333119] <information> mirserver: Selected input driver: mir:x11-input (version: 1.3.0)
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
    Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
    std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)

    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.335015] < -warning- > mirserver: Cannot set Wayland protocol filter: wl_display_set_global_filter() is unavailable in libwayland-dev 1.12.0
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.335245] <information> mirserver: Mir version 1.3.0
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365286] <information> GLRenderer: EGL vendor: NVIDIA
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365313] <information> GLRenderer: EGL version: 1.4
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365325] <information> GLRenderer: EGL client APIs: OpenGL_ES OpenGL
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365334] <information> GLRenderer: GL vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365340] <information> GLRenderer: GL renderer: Quadro M1000M/PCIe/SSE2
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365345] <information> GLRenderer: GL version: OpenGL ES 3.2 NVIDIA 384.130
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365351] <information> GLRenderer: GLSL version: OpenGL ES GLSL ES 3.20
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365751] <information> GLRenderer: GL max texture size = 16384
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365767] <information> GLRenderer: GL framebuffer bits: RGBA=8888, depth=0, stencil=0
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369455] <information> mirserver: Initial display configuration:
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369481] <information> mirserver: * Output 1: unknown connected, used
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369496] <information> mirserver: . |_ Physical size 16.5" 338x246mm
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369506] <information> mirserver: . |_ Power is on
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369517] <information> mirserver: . |_ Current mode 1280x930 60.00Hz
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369527] <information> mirserver: . |_ Preferred mode 1280x930 60.00Hz
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369536] <information> mirserver: . |_ Orientation normal
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369549] <information> mirserver: . |_ Logical size 1280x930
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369559] <information> mirserver: . |_ Logical position +0+0
    [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369569] <information> mirserver: . |_ Scaling factor: 1.00
    Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000
    Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000
    Error: main: Could not initialize canvas
    user@machine:~$ [2019-07-30 11:57:02.451237] < -warning- > mirserver: Attempt to read from WlShmBuffer after the wl_buffer has been destroyed









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      Running Ubuntu 16.04. From https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/wayland-kiosk#0 Make a Wayland-native Kiosk snap



      At https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/wayland-kiosk#4, the following errors occur:



      user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher 'glmark2-wayland produces Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000



      Terminal output below.



      user@machine:~$ miral-app produces an orange Mir On X window, whereupon a black terminal window later appears.



      user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk produces a black Mir on X window with unresponsive File, Edit etc.



      user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher produces a black window which then closes immediately.



      Do you have any suggestions on how to progress through this tutorial?



      user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher 'glmark2-wayland'
      waiting for /run/user/1000/miral_socket
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.964833] <information> mirserver: Starting
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.965756] < - debug - > mirserver: Not trying logind: "DISPLAY" is set and X need not have claimed the VT
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.966590] < - debug - > mirserver: Not using Linux VT subsystem for session management: Failed to find the current VT
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.966626] < - debug - > mirserver: No session management supported
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967042] <information> VT switch key handler: No VT switching support available: MinimalConsoleServices does not support VT switching
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967707] <information> mircommon: Loading modules from: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967767] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/server-mesa-x11.so.16
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967804] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/graphics-mesa-kms.so.16
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967823] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/input-evdev.so.7
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973179] <information> mirplatform: Found graphics driver: mir:mesa-x11 (version 1.3.0) Support priority: 128
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973479] <information> mesa-kms: EGL platform does not support EGL_KHR_platform_gbm extension
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973496] <information> mesa-kms: Unsupported: EGL platform supports neither EGL_KHR_platform_gbm nor EGL_MESA_platform_gbm
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973510] <information> mirplatform: Found graphics driver: mir:mesa-kms (version 1.3.0) Support priority: 0
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973747] <information> mirserver: Selected driver: mir:mesa-x11 (version 1.3.0)
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223551] <information> display: Screen resolution = 1920x1080
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223580] <information> display: ... is smaller than the requested size (1280x1024) plus border (150). Clipping to (1280x930).
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223600] <information> display: 1 visual(s) found
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223607] <information> display: Using the first one :
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223614] <information> display: ID : 44
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223621] <information> display: screen : 0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223629] <information> display: depth : 24
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223636] <information> display: red_mask : 0xFF0000
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223644] <information> display: green_mask : 0xFF00
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223652] <information> display: blue_mask : 0xFF
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223660] <information> display: colormap_size : 256
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223667] <information> display: bits_per_rgb : 11
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.297508] <information> mirserver: Using software cursor
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.333119] <information> mirserver: Selected input driver: mir:x11-input (version: 1.3.0)
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
      Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
      std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)

      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.335015] < -warning- > mirserver: Cannot set Wayland protocol filter: wl_display_set_global_filter() is unavailable in libwayland-dev 1.12.0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.335245] <information> mirserver: Mir version 1.3.0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365286] <information> GLRenderer: EGL vendor: NVIDIA
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365313] <information> GLRenderer: EGL version: 1.4
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365325] <information> GLRenderer: EGL client APIs: OpenGL_ES OpenGL
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365334] <information> GLRenderer: GL vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365340] <information> GLRenderer: GL renderer: Quadro M1000M/PCIe/SSE2
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365345] <information> GLRenderer: GL version: OpenGL ES 3.2 NVIDIA 384.130
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365351] <information> GLRenderer: GLSL version: OpenGL ES GLSL ES 3.20
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365751] <information> GLRenderer: GL max texture size = 16384
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365767] <information> GLRenderer: GL framebuffer bits: RGBA=8888, depth=0, stencil=0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369455] <information> mirserver: Initial display configuration:
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369481] <information> mirserver: * Output 1: unknown connected, used
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369496] <information> mirserver: . |_ Physical size 16.5" 338x246mm
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369506] <information> mirserver: . |_ Power is on
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369517] <information> mirserver: . |_ Current mode 1280x930 60.00Hz
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369527] <information> mirserver: . |_ Preferred mode 1280x930 60.00Hz
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369536] <information> mirserver: . |_ Orientation normal
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369549] <information> mirserver: . |_ Logical size 1280x930
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369559] <information> mirserver: . |_ Logical position +0+0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369569] <information> mirserver: . |_ Scaling factor: 1.00
      Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000
      Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000
      Error: main: Could not initialize canvas
      user@machine:~$ [2019-07-30 11:57:02.451237] < -warning- > mirserver: Attempt to read from WlShmBuffer after the wl_buffer has been destroyed









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      Running Ubuntu 16.04. From https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/wayland-kiosk#0 Make a Wayland-native Kiosk snap



      At https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/wayland-kiosk#4, the following errors occur:



      user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher 'glmark2-wayland produces Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000



      Terminal output below.



      user@machine:~$ miral-app produces an orange Mir On X window, whereupon a black terminal window later appears.



      user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk produces a black Mir on X window with unresponsive File, Edit etc.



      user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher produces a black window which then closes immediately.



      Do you have any suggestions on how to progress through this tutorial?



      user@machine:~$ miral-app -kiosk -launcher 'glmark2-wayland'
      waiting for /run/user/1000/miral_socket
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.964833] <information> mirserver: Starting
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.965756] < - debug - > mirserver: Not trying logind: "DISPLAY" is set and X need not have claimed the VT
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.966590] < - debug - > mirserver: Not using Linux VT subsystem for session management: Failed to find the current VT
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.966626] < - debug - > mirserver: No session management supported
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967042] <information> VT switch key handler: No VT switching support available: MinimalConsoleServices does not support VT switching
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967707] <information> mircommon: Loading modules from: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967767] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/server-mesa-x11.so.16
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967804] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/graphics-mesa-kms.so.16
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.967823] <information> mircommon: Loading module: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mir/server-platform/input-evdev.so.7
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973179] <information> mirplatform: Found graphics driver: mir:mesa-x11 (version 1.3.0) Support priority: 128
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973479] <information> mesa-kms: EGL platform does not support EGL_KHR_platform_gbm extension
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973496] <information> mesa-kms: Unsupported: EGL platform supports neither EGL_KHR_platform_gbm nor EGL_MESA_platform_gbm
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973510] <information> mirplatform: Found graphics driver: mir:mesa-kms (version 1.3.0) Support priority: 0
      [2019-07-30 11:56:59.973747] <information> mirserver: Selected driver: mir:mesa-x11 (version 1.3.0)
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223551] <information> display: Screen resolution = 1920x1080
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223580] <information> display: ... is smaller than the requested size (1280x1024) plus border (150). Clipping to (1280x930).
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223600] <information> display: 1 visual(s) found
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223607] <information> display: Using the first one :
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223614] <information> display: ID : 44
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223621] <information> display: screen : 0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223629] <information> display: depth : 24
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223636] <information> display: red_mask : 0xFF0000
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223644] <information> display: green_mask : 0xFF00
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223652] <information> display: blue_mask : 0xFF
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223660] <information> display: colormap_size : 256
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.223667] <information> display: bits_per_rgb : 11
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.297508] <information> mirserver: Using software cursor
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.333119] <information> mirserver: Selected input driver: mir:x11-input (version: 1.3.0)
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
      Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
      std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)

      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.335015] < -warning- > mirserver: Cannot set Wayland protocol filter: wl_display_set_global_filter() is unavailable in libwayland-dev 1.12.0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.335245] <information> mirserver: Mir version 1.3.0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365286] <information> GLRenderer: EGL vendor: NVIDIA
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365313] <information> GLRenderer: EGL version: 1.4
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365325] <information> GLRenderer: EGL client APIs: OpenGL_ES OpenGL
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365334] <information> GLRenderer: GL vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365340] <information> GLRenderer: GL renderer: Quadro M1000M/PCIe/SSE2
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365345] <information> GLRenderer: GL version: OpenGL ES 3.2 NVIDIA 384.130
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365351] <information> GLRenderer: GLSL version: OpenGL ES GLSL ES 3.20
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365751] <information> GLRenderer: GL max texture size = 16384
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.365767] <information> GLRenderer: GL framebuffer bits: RGBA=8888, depth=0, stencil=0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369455] <information> mirserver: Initial display configuration:
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369481] <information> mirserver: * Output 1: unknown connected, used
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369496] <information> mirserver: . |_ Physical size 16.5" 338x246mm
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369506] <information> mirserver: . |_ Power is on
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369517] <information> mirserver: . |_ Current mode 1280x930 60.00Hz
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369527] <information> mirserver: . |_ Preferred mode 1280x930 60.00Hz
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369536] <information> mirserver: . |_ Orientation normal
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369549] <information> mirserver: . |_ Logical size 1280x930
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369559] <information> mirserver: . |_ Logical position +0+0
      [2019-07-30 11:57:00.369569] <information> mirserver: . |_ Scaling factor: 1.00
      Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000
      Error: eglGetDisplay() failed with error: 0x3000
      Error: main: Could not initialize canvas
      user@machine:~$ [2019-07-30 11:57:02.451237] < -warning- > mirserver: Attempt to read from WlShmBuffer after the wl_buffer has been destroyed






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          I can explain some of what you are seeing. The following message is unusual (but not fatal to Mir) and suggests your graphics hardware is different to anything I've access to:



          [2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
          Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
          std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)


          While Mir continues to work, it could well be that glmark2-wayland fails when it encounters the same thing.



          You will likely see better results on Ubuntu 18.04 as a lot of things in the Wayland stack improved between 16.04 and 18.04.




          The problems you see with other incantations (miral-app and miral-app -kiosk) are due to the poor support for Wayland in 16.04. They are not worth explaining here as they do not relate to the tutorial.






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          • Thanks. sudo lshw -C display gives product: GM107GLM [Quadro M1000M], which is NVIDIA. I will keep upgrading to 18.04 as a last resort for now as it may introduce issues with other installed apps.

            – nisplaydame
            Jul 31 at 15:02











          • If your laptop has the option to switch to Intel rather than Nvidia graphics that allow you to may work around this problem.

            – Alan Griffiths
            Aug 1 at 14:31











          • Thanks. I am currently upgrading another machine from 16.04 to 18.04 and will them try the tutorial on the 18.04 machine.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 15:55











          • From Software & Updates on 16.04 machine the current nvidia binary driver version is 384.130 whereas nvidia.com/object/unix.html has Latest Long Lived Branch Version as 430.40 but installing that may open a can of worms.

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          I can explain some of what you are seeing. The following message is unusual (but not fatal to Mir) and suggests your graphics hardware is different to anything I've access to:



          [2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
          Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
          std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)


          While Mir continues to work, it could well be that glmark2-wayland fails when it encounters the same thing.



          You will likely see better results on Ubuntu 18.04 as a lot of things in the Wayland stack improved between 16.04 and 18.04.




          The problems you see with other incantations (miral-app and miral-app -kiosk) are due to the poor support for Wayland in 16.04. They are not worth explaining here as they do not relate to the tutorial.






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          • Thanks. sudo lshw -C display gives product: GM107GLM [Quadro M1000M], which is NVIDIA. I will keep upgrading to 18.04 as a last resort for now as it may introduce issues with other installed apps.

            – nisplaydame
            Jul 31 at 15:02











          • If your laptop has the option to switch to Intel rather than Nvidia graphics that allow you to may work around this problem.

            – Alan Griffiths
            Aug 1 at 14:31











          • Thanks. I am currently upgrading another machine from 16.04 to 18.04 and will them try the tutorial on the 18.04 machine.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 15:55











          • From Software & Updates on 16.04 machine the current nvidia binary driver version is 384.130 whereas nvidia.com/object/unix.html has Latest Long Lived Branch Version as 430.40 but installing that may open a can of worms.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 16:02















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          I can explain some of what you are seeing. The following message is unusual (but not fatal to Mir) and suggests your graphics hardware is different to anything I've access to:



          [2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
          Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
          std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)


          While Mir continues to work, it could well be that glmark2-wayland fails when it encounters the same thing.



          You will likely see better results on Ubuntu 18.04 as a lot of things in the Wayland stack improved between 16.04 and 18.04.




          The problems you see with other incantations (miral-app and miral-app -kiosk) are due to the poor support for Wayland in 16.04. They are not worth explaining here as they do not relate to the tutorial.






          share|improve this answer


























          • Thanks. sudo lshw -C display gives product: GM107GLM [Quadro M1000M], which is NVIDIA. I will keep upgrading to 18.04 as a last resort for now as it may introduce issues with other installed apps.

            – nisplaydame
            Jul 31 at 15:02











          • If your laptop has the option to switch to Intel rather than Nvidia graphics that allow you to may work around this problem.

            – Alan Griffiths
            Aug 1 at 14:31











          • Thanks. I am currently upgrading another machine from 16.04 to 18.04 and will them try the tutorial on the 18.04 machine.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 15:55











          • From Software & Updates on 16.04 machine the current nvidia binary driver version is 384.130 whereas nvidia.com/object/unix.html has Latest Long Lived Branch Version as 430.40 but installing that may open a can of worms.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 16:02













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          I can explain some of what you are seeing. The following message is unusual (but not fatal to Mir) and suggests your graphics hardware is different to anything I've access to:



          [2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
          Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
          std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)


          While Mir continues to work, it could well be that glmark2-wayland fails when it encounters the same thing.



          You will likely see better results on Ubuntu 18.04 as a lot of things in the Wayland stack improved between 16.04 and 18.04.




          The problems you see with other incantations (miral-app and miral-app -kiosk) are due to the poor support for Wayland in 16.04. They are not worth explaining here as they do not relate to the tutorial.






          share|improve this answer














          I can explain some of what you are seeing. The following message is unusual (but not fatal to Mir) and suggests your graphics hardware is different to anything I've access to:



          [2019-07-30 11:57:00.334962] < -warning- > Wayland: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display. Accelerated EGL will be unavailable.: /build/mir-zqFSab/mir-1.3.0/src/platforms/mesa/server/buffer_allocator.cpp(604): Throw in function virtual void mir::graphics::mesa::BufferAllocator::bind_display(wl_display*, std::shared_ptr<mir::Executor>)
          Dynamic exception type: boost::exception_detail::clone_impl<boost::exception_detail::error_info_injector<std::system_error> >
          std::exception::what: Failed to bind Wayland EGL display: EGL_SUCCESS (0x3000)


          While Mir continues to work, it could well be that glmark2-wayland fails when it encounters the same thing.



          You will likely see better results on Ubuntu 18.04 as a lot of things in the Wayland stack improved between 16.04 and 18.04.




          The problems you see with other incantations (miral-app and miral-app -kiosk) are due to the poor support for Wayland in 16.04. They are not worth explaining here as they do not relate to the tutorial.







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          • Thanks. sudo lshw -C display gives product: GM107GLM [Quadro M1000M], which is NVIDIA. I will keep upgrading to 18.04 as a last resort for now as it may introduce issues with other installed apps.

            – nisplaydame
            Jul 31 at 15:02











          • If your laptop has the option to switch to Intel rather than Nvidia graphics that allow you to may work around this problem.

            – Alan Griffiths
            Aug 1 at 14:31











          • Thanks. I am currently upgrading another machine from 16.04 to 18.04 and will them try the tutorial on the 18.04 machine.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 15:55











          • From Software & Updates on 16.04 machine the current nvidia binary driver version is 384.130 whereas nvidia.com/object/unix.html has Latest Long Lived Branch Version as 430.40 but installing that may open a can of worms.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 16:02

















          • Thanks. sudo lshw -C display gives product: GM107GLM [Quadro M1000M], which is NVIDIA. I will keep upgrading to 18.04 as a last resort for now as it may introduce issues with other installed apps.

            – nisplaydame
            Jul 31 at 15:02











          • If your laptop has the option to switch to Intel rather than Nvidia graphics that allow you to may work around this problem.

            – Alan Griffiths
            Aug 1 at 14:31











          • Thanks. I am currently upgrading another machine from 16.04 to 18.04 and will them try the tutorial on the 18.04 machine.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 15:55











          • From Software & Updates on 16.04 machine the current nvidia binary driver version is 384.130 whereas nvidia.com/object/unix.html has Latest Long Lived Branch Version as 430.40 but installing that may open a can of worms.

            – nisplaydame
            Aug 1 at 16:02
















          Thanks. sudo lshw -C display gives product: GM107GLM [Quadro M1000M], which is NVIDIA. I will keep upgrading to 18.04 as a last resort for now as it may introduce issues with other installed apps.

          – nisplaydame
          Jul 31 at 15:02





          Thanks. sudo lshw -C display gives product: GM107GLM [Quadro M1000M], which is NVIDIA. I will keep upgrading to 18.04 as a last resort for now as it may introduce issues with other installed apps.

          – nisplaydame
          Jul 31 at 15:02













          If your laptop has the option to switch to Intel rather than Nvidia graphics that allow you to may work around this problem.

          – Alan Griffiths
          Aug 1 at 14:31





          If your laptop has the option to switch to Intel rather than Nvidia graphics that allow you to may work around this problem.

          – Alan Griffiths
          Aug 1 at 14:31













          Thanks. I am currently upgrading another machine from 16.04 to 18.04 and will them try the tutorial on the 18.04 machine.

          – nisplaydame
          Aug 1 at 15:55





          Thanks. I am currently upgrading another machine from 16.04 to 18.04 and will them try the tutorial on the 18.04 machine.

          – nisplaydame
          Aug 1 at 15:55













          From Software & Updates on 16.04 machine the current nvidia binary driver version is 384.130 whereas nvidia.com/object/unix.html has Latest Long Lived Branch Version as 430.40 but installing that may open a can of worms.

          – nisplaydame
          Aug 1 at 16:02





          From Software & Updates on 16.04 machine the current nvidia binary driver version is 384.130 whereas nvidia.com/object/unix.html has Latest Long Lived Branch Version as 430.40 but installing that may open a can of worms.

          – nisplaydame
          Aug 1 at 16:02


















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