On Tue, 2001-11-27 at 19:16, Derrik Pates wrote:
> On 27 Nov 2001, Michel Dänzer wrote:
>
> > Disable CONFIG_VGA_CONSOLE in your kernel config or use a recent kernel
> > where this bug is fixed.
>
> I sometimes see this effect, even though I do not have CONFIG_VGA_CONSOLE
> enabled, on my iBook F
On 27 Nov 2001, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> Disable CONFIG_VGA_CONSOLE in your kernel config or use a recent kernel
> where this bug is fixed.
I sometimes see this effect, even though I do not have CONFIG_VGA_CONSOLE
enabled, on my iBook FireWire (also with a Rage M3). I'm running
2.4.16-ben0. I don't
On Nov 27, Mats Aigner wrote:
> If I could put the ATY at /dev/fb0 and the OF at /dev/fb1 I could then
> choose the right framebuffer depending on the circumstances. Is this
> possible?
No. You will only have multible framebuffers if you have multiple video
devices (that is, a multihead system).
On Tue, Nov 27, Mats Aigner wrote:
> If I could put the ATY at /dev/fb0 and the OF at /dev/fb1 I could
> then choose the right framebuffer depending on the circumstances. Is
> this possible? Or does anyone have any other suggestions?
You could run X to workaround this know aty128fb console bug
On Tue, 2001-11-27 at 17:53, Mats Aigner wrote:
> On my iBook2, the ATY R128 framebuffer device litters the screen with
> spurious characters (often at the end of a long line of text, or in
> the minibuffer in emacs when doing an I-search, etc) in an
> unpredictable but reproducible way.
>
> H
Hello!
On my iBook2, the ATY R128 framebuffer device litters the screen with
spurious characters (often at the end of a long line of text, or in
the minibuffer in emacs when doing an I-search, etc) in an
unpredictable but reproducible way.
However, the Open Firmware framebuffer device (i.e.
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