Hello,
The latest driver for the Intel® HD Graphics 2000 and 3000 controllers provide support for OpenGL 3.0. This information is available at:
http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/intelhdgraphics3000_2000/sb/CS-032057.htm
In this case, I suggets you to check with the software developer to see what are the minimum requirements to run this application and see if the system would be able to run it.
Thank you for replay, I checked your suggestion.
The software Seg3D2 needs at least OpenGL 2.0, so it should run ... according to what you said.
However, to be more specific, it looks like Seg3D2 could not find the "OpenGL extension GL_EXT_draw_buffers2", which should,instead, be available in a driver that uses a correctly implemented OpenGL library 2.0 or greater.
Could this drawback be due to a bug into the Intel integrated chipset driver?
I'm using the version 8.15.10.2559 for the hd graphics, it should be the last one.
Thanks again for any more help for the solution of this big problem (at least for me ...)
That's wrong. The latest drivers supports OpenGL 3.1.
Fonda99, search 8.15.10.2500. This drivers supports some more OpenGL extensions.
Hi Yups,
sure that a previous driver's version (8.15.10.2500) offers MORE OpenGL extensions than the latest (8.15.10.2559) ?
If it's true, I will thank you thousands times for the hint!
100% sure because I tried it. There are 10 extensions added or so. This is an early 15.26 driver revision in Beta state for the upcoming Ivy Bridge iGPU which works also for Sandy Bridge iGPU.
Not able to find the hd graphics driver 8.15.10.2500
It seems unknown at the intel website: do you know where it can be found?
Thank you.
No, unfortunately also the 8.15.10.2500 driver for graphics 3000 processor doesn't work, the software Seg3D2 is kicked off after launch, without starting to run.
At this point, I guess that processor graphics 3000 doesn't fit all the basic H/W-S/W needs of a scientific 3D reconstruction.
So, I give up with it: too a long time lost in unfruitful tests.
Just to dump the desperation, I installed the program Seg3D2 in a collegue's laptop Toshiba Tecra S11-12U (Windows7, Intel core i7, graphics Nvidia NVS 2100M) and it works correctly. So Yups, I thank you very much for all your collaboration and if you have some more idea (why not attempt to make Seg3D running under Hd 3000, for example?) contact me again.
All the best.
Try this driver : http://downloads.guru3d.com/Intel-HD-Graphics-15.22.50.2509-64-bit-download-2789.html
That's the 64 bit version. Download the 32 bit version if you're using a 32 bit.
Thank you Ikaja, is the driver you suggest the same as found at
In this case I have already tried it without success.
You sure it's the same? Haven't tried it myself, but because the version number is different, I thought it was different and a modified one made to have better integration with OpenGL.
There is no difference in terms of OpenGL functionality between 15.22...2509 and 2559, so it won't work.
I didn't read whole topic ...
Please remember that in OPENGL some old instructions are deperected.
FOr ex. if driver support OpenGL 3.x , but YOu are trying run some old app built for GL 2.x there is possible that just some instruction is missing, then right porting from driver/app developer should be done.
