I've compiled framebuffer support into my kernel using the
Matrox option. If I want support for this as soon as LILO is
done, I can't compile it as a module, can I ?? They don't get
loaded 'til a bit later...
If I compile it directly in, which I've done at this point,
I'm lost on how to configure
* Hall Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] (2001-08-23 14:10):
I've compiled framebuffer support into my kernel using the
Matrox option. If I want support for this as soon as LILO is
done, I can't compile it as a module, can I ?? They don't get
loaded 'til a bit later...
If I compile it directly
video=matrox:vesa:443
I think you need to add:
append=video=matrox:vesa:443
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Hall Stevenson saw fit to inform me that:
I've compiled framebuffer support into my kernel using the
Matrox option.
Has anybody compiled framebuffer support on i810 ? There seems to be no
support for i810 framebuffer mode. If I compile using vga framebuffer the
tux on startup looks ugly
* Hall Stevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(2001-08-23 14:10):
I've compiled framebuffer support into my kernel
using the Matrox option. If I want support for this as
soon as LILO is done, I can't compile it as a
module, can I ?? They don't get loaded 'til a bit later...
snip
append=video
* Ben Collins ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010823 17:50]:
video=matrox:vesa:443
I think you need to add:
append=video=matrox:vesa:443
Okay, that worked just fine. Well, the fonts ended up a little smaller
than I wanted, but I figured out a value that I liked.
Now though, I'd like to know how to
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