Do you mean the vesa driver for xfree or the vesa framebuffer with the fbdev driver 
for xfree?

I looked at vesa a little bit before, but I assumed that this laptop was too old (c. 
1995) to work
with the vesa standard. I tried using the vesa driver a couple times but it said it 
couldn't find
a device. I didn't fiddle with it beyond that.

Do I need to have a kernel built with vesa framebuffer support? The kernel I'm using 
wasn't
built with the vesa framebuffer though I do have some of the other framebuffer options
turned on (4 bit & 8 bit).

Can anyone point me to some better documentation for these drivers than what I find in 
the
man pages and in xfree86.org?

>Hi
>
>Look at fb and vesa.
>
>Robyn
>
>On Tue, 2002-06-25 at 09:49, Colin Andrews wrote:
>>
>> I recently installed xfree86 4.2 on an OLD compaq laptop (because I have nothing 
>better to do with my spare time apparently).
>>
>> The system is a Compaq Elite LTE 4/75cx (if anybody cares) which uses the WD90c24 
>chipset.
>>


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