[Pigment] Python error. Segmentation fault

[Intosia]

Ok this is bugging me for like two weeks now...

I get a 'segmentation fault' when i try to run a pigment example.

root@intosia-desktop:/home/intosia/pigment-python-0.3.7/examples# python image.py
Segmentation fault

What i do is:

- Fresh Ubuntu install (VFAT)
- Download Pigment source & Pigment-Python source from Link (https://code.fluendo.com/pigment/trac)
- Install the following packages with Apt-Get

libglib2.0-dev
libgtk2.0-dev
gtk-doc-tools
libgstreamer0.10-dev
libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-dev
libc6-dev

(those are in the README of Pigment)

- ./configure (NO errors) LOG (http://intosia.com/uplaai/pigment_configure.txt)
- Make (Alot happens on screen no errors for far i can see)
- Make install (Seems fine) LOG (http://intosia.com/uplaai/pigment_makeinstall.txt)

Ok now i got Pigment installed, up to Python-Pigment
- Installed packages

python2.5-dev
python-gobject-dev
python2.5-gst0.10

(From README)
- ./configure (no problems) LOG (http://intosia.com/uplaai/python_configurelog.txt)
- make
- make install LOG (http://intosia.com/uplaai/python_makeinstalllog.txt)

So it should be all ok...
But when i try to run a example script (python image.py). I get a segmentation fault... This is driving me nuts!

[Zugzwang]

Try using valgrind.

valgrind --tool=memcheck python image.py
Maybe that reveals some information about which components causes the segfault.

[Intosia]

Thanks.

The output of Valgrind shows a error in the Viewport routine of Pigment.
LOG (http://intosia.com/uplaai/output.txt) (wayy below)

When i search for this error i get the bugtrack site of Pigment that shows a similar error:
https://code.fluendo.com/pigment/trac/ticket/210

Although that error is a year old should be fixed. The problem was with a GLX extention. That triggered me to run GLXINFO. Which shows i have the correct extention available (glXGetProcAddressARB)...

So im stuck now. Could it be my videocard (NV 8800GTX), im using the Restricted drivers that Ubuntu served me.

[Intosia]

Ok, i know its like cursing in church but i download the RPM's (which are way more up to date then Ubuntus debs), and used Alien. Works like a charm... :)