####Sent from my Galaxy S2 running Cyanogenmod 9#### Come and chat on Googletalk On Jun 29, 2012 1:16 AM, "Kevin Chadwick" <ma1l1ists@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
No, it supports the vesa standard. All cards do. But that's completely
different
from vesafb, a linux driver.
Your right and you cleared up the confusion somewhbut that's a little unfair. I believe all cards MUST support VESA. The vesafb driver isn't supported directly but it uses the VESA standard as do many embedded drivers so it is supported indirectly. They certainly don't support running both but then on the 172 driver mentioned they don't support the recent xorg servers new abi either.
If I was the OP I wouldn't waste time if there's is no problem beyond a log from a closed source driver unless uvesafb offers benefits as that won't be supported either as it's not Nvidia's code is it?
I am the OP and I agree with your opinion, thus I decided to ignore the Kernel error message. As there is NO decisive answer, neither an universally recognized setup, this is the way I decided to run my X server with my Nvidia graphic card and driver. My system MAY be instable thought, but I endorse the risk. Switching to Nouveau would be best indeed, but not at its current stage. ___________________________________________
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