Okay how do I use Vesa framebuffer then? I have RedHat 8.1 whats the command to do the X-config thing?

Evan

On Mon, 07 Jul 2003 14:19:50 -0600, Mark Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

At 02:08 PM 7/7/03, you wrote:
We are using the onboard video for this box, it's a developement webserver and a file server. I realise that I don't really need X on a server but its nice to look at and stuff and its just weird that it stopped working.

Hmm, then I would agree with Aaron the dri driver for the video must not have been included with the kernel update. There are a couple of solutions:


1) Recompile the kernel and add the support back in.

2) Use Vesa FrameBuffer for X. If you are just running a server this is probably the easiest solution. If you want to run OpenGL stuff, this is just a temporary fix.





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