Ubuntu Multimedia :: 10.10 - Framebuffer In Console - Links2

Jan 16, 2011

Ubuntu 10.10 - Framebuffer in Console - links2

I've searched and searched and I cannot find the answer. I had links2 -g working in framebuffer in the last release, but in Ubuntu 10.10, I cannot get it to work.

Problem: I do NOT have any framebuffers. /dev/fb0 etc.

I have changed my console font size in grub2 to 640x480 and it works perfectly.

I believe I have all the required framebuffer files and libraries (libs) installed, yet I do NOT have any /dev/fb0 etc.

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