That's relieving to know - thanks. I'm just curious why it worked with Suse 7.3 -
Maybe an informative system message which explains this to the average user and how to turn the FB on if they want it? I'm just thinking about the non-technical desktop user who tries Mandrake for the first time . . I know - there is a fine line between ignorance and stupidity - and there are people who argue about "dumbing down" Linux . . . Sorry I asked. Have a great weekend all! R.Fox On Fri, 2002-03-01 at 11:15, Warly wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert Fox) writes: > > > I found if I manually set the boot with frambuffer support then the > > boot-splash finally works (but not by default) - Your average user may > > not know they have to manually activate the framebuffer. > > It is likely that your video card is marked as dangerous in Framebuffer > and as a consequence not set by default. > > -- > Warly >
