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- Xorg - Intel HD Graphics - intel driver not working - The FreeBSD Forums
Multiple problems on PC-BSD 10 1 1 using an Acer E5-511 laptop with an Intel N3530 SoC Previous discussion on PC-BSD forums 1 I have "Intel HD Graphics" on-chip video VESA works When testing another driver through the Xorg configuration wizard, neither of the intel or the intel-3d drivers
- Xorg - No devices detected - The FreeBSD Forums
I had installed FreeBSD 8 4 on my Samsung 300E5Z First I had an issue installing the wireless driver which I fixed and then now I'm having an issue with installing the graphics driver I saw the technical specification of my laptop and it uses nVidia so I installed the nVidia driver but now
- Solved drm-kmod drm-61-kmod amd issues starting xorg
Id Refs Address Size Name 1 76 0xffffffff80200000 1f3db88 kernel 2 1 0xffffffff8213f000 1c5e8 geom_eli ko 3 1 0xffffffff8215c000 5db918 zfs ko 4 1 0xffffffff82738000 7808 cryptodev ko 5 1 0xffffffff831f9000 152de8 radeonkms ko 6 2 0xffffffff8334c000 86090 drm ko 7 1 0xffffffff833d3000 22b8 iic ko 8 2 0xffffffff833d6000 4120 linuxkpi_video ko 9 3 0xffffffff833db000 7350 dmabuf ko 10 3
- How to add monitor section to xorg. conf - The FreeBSD Forums
xorg conf can still be used, it's just that xorg conf d is easier I have two monitors, but only one Screen section Xfce4's Settings Display can configure how the two screens are arranged Other window managers might have different controls, or none, and then xrandr(1) can be used There are also settings in each monitor section for position
- Solved - xorg + radeon (again) troubles | The FreeBSD Forums
yes, xorg also says no screens found with modesetting Also interesting: when I did "Xorg -configure" (once with amdgpu, once with radeonkms), the xorg conf resulted in an immediate reboot in both cases I am booting via EFI, might that be the problem?
- Xorg not working on fresh install - The FreeBSD Forums
Getting the i915kms module to attach (and not freeze) is the first step before trying with Xorg Without this in place the Xorg modesetting drivers won't work (as can be seen in the xorg log)
- Xorg -configure command not found - The FreeBSD Forums
Xorg -configure I tried that just the other day and got the same results Turns out I had to use the full path to the executable to get it to work usr local bin Xorg -configure Worked just fine
- Xorg SEGFAULT on 14. 0 in QEMU KVM - The FreeBSD Forums
Hello, I did a fresh 14 0 installation on a QEMU KVM virtual machine in Linux Ubuntu (vm configuration attached) After the installation I installed Xorg, slim, xfce4 and xf86-video-qxl packages, then started xfce, but X crashed with a SEGFAULT (log attached) I tried upgrading pkg from
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