I've been trying to do this in pkgsrc, and it's annoying me to no end.
 I wonder if anyone knows what I'm doing wrong.

1) I built src/glx/x11 as libGL instead of the one that's usually
built. I libtoolized the makefile.

2) How can I tell libtool to build libmesa.a as a PIC library and then
create the driver modules (I was using -module -avoid-version for the
drivers) which link in the PIC libmesa?  I'm referring to what goes on
with the 'linux-solo' target, which seems to be the one to use to
build the drivers.

3) When I built the drivers using libmesa.a created by mklib, I then
went to install glu and glut from pkgsrc.  That went OK. But then when
I went to build glxgears from pkgsrc, I got tons of undefined
references to "gl_dispatch_stub".  This makes me think that I didn't
build libGL correctly.
Other than that, I'm not sure what's going on here.

This was all done using Mesa 6.5.2.

Has anyone built all of this [cleanly] in pkgsrc?
If not, a diff against Mesa [6.5.2] source would be just fine.

If anyone feels like working on this, don't hesitate to commit to my
mesa packages in pkgsrc-wip.

I am happy to report, though, that (other than actually being able to
render anything due to the above) that my i945 works fine on i386 with
xorg-server 1.2.99.902 and xf86-video-intel 1.9.92.

I am going to try this on amd64 now to see what happens, as the last
time I tested amd64 it did not work.  I should note that I got that
drmMap error from Xorg on i386 as well until I updated my kernel
source after a bunch of changes went in and/or (dont know causally
what affects what as of now, sorry) built libGL from src/glx.  After I
installed the i915 mesa driver, AIGLX claimed to be happy with things.

Regards,

--Blair

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