Christoph Egger wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Martin Schulze wrote:
>
> > This might well be the reason. However I got the same error when I tried to
> > start XGGI as a user although it did start when I had logged in as root.
> > I gave world write permission to /dev/fb0 (I don't have /dev/fb/0).
> ^^^^^^^^^
>
> That means, that you don't have installed devfs.
Well, that doesn't chage XGGI's behaviour:
XGGI & resulted in the error "display fb-dev: Couldn't open framebuffer device
/dev/fb/0: Not a directory" before I gave world write access to /dev/fb0 and now
it works glamerously!
Is there any other reason why one should have /dev/fb/[0-7] instead of
/dev/fb[0-7] ?
CU, Martin
