My problem only occurs when I include framebuffer support in the kernel. And only happens when switching from XFree86 to a framebuffered console. When I try to switch back to XFree86 I get a garbaged display. I am not using any fb drivers for XFree86, only the closed source nVidia drivers. I also have no idea of how to disable a console from using the framebuffer. Is it even possible? Can I have different consoles using dirrerent resolution framebuffers? Do I need DirectFB for XFree86 to use a fb driver?
btw.. Does anybody have the list digests in maildir format?
Regards,
Karl Bowden
On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 12:17, Logan Benjamin wrote:
I'm pretty n00b when it comes to framebuffers and the sort, but mabye its possible to only have your consoles run in framebuffer mode when you run DirectFB?
So when your switching between X and console, its a regular console, not a framebuffered one?-----Original Message-----
From: Karl Bowden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 11 October 2002 2:23 p.m.
To: DirectFB-dev Mailinglist
Subject: [directfb-dev] Usermode Linux
Is it possible to run a FrameBuffer inside a user-mode-linux kernel for testing and development purposes?
Because my machine hangs when I have fb drivers in my kernel and also use the nvidia drivers for X and switch from console to X more then once.
Regards,
Karl Bowden
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