Sorry I should name this thread as Xorg over Virtual Framebuffer.
----- Original Message -----
From: Leandro Galvez
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 9:36 AM
Subject: Xvfb over Linux Virtual Framebuffer Driver
Hi All,
I am trying to run Xorg on my arm target device. It has no physical
display device so I just enabled linux virtual framebuffer. But when I try to
run the xserver, I get the message "Cannot open virtual console 2". How do I
get rid of this fatal error message preventing me to startup the Xorg server.
Attached is my configuration file and the log file created by running "Xorg :98
-nolisten tcp". Did I miss anything? Or is it just my command line? What is
this virtual console anyway? Do I need to map my fb0 to it and how?
By the way, I am not using Xvfb as I still want other applications to
bypass the X window system. So I am using Linux virtual frame buffer module,
not the Xvfb"
I did turn on "Virtual Terminal" in my device drivers and I also enabled
"Support for console on virtual terminal". By the way I am using the prebuilt
binaries from armel debian release as building the X system from scratch
together with all its required libraries requires a great amount of effort and
time. Hope you guys can help me out of this mess.
Thanks and best regards,
Andy
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