I was having trouble with FreeBSD. -- When I tried the startxstartx
command, it said "cannot start in framebuffer mode"cannot start in framebuffer mode
.
Eventually I found a solution to this problem but I. I assume many other newcomers to FreeBSD may run into the same problem, and I want to help them out. But here's the problem:
I'm no FreeBSD expert, so whileBut here's my question in this case -- I know I can post an answer to my solution worked for meown problem, but should I don't know ifdo this when I'm not sure it's athe best practice or if it wouldapproach? I'm no FreeBSD export, so I'm not even sure my solution will work for everyone elseothers. Thus Would it might be inappropriate to post it as an answer.a solution I'm not sure about?
On the other hand if, I postedcould post the the question without any answer, but that would also be weird because I know the answer (or at least mightI think I might).
Just wanted to know what the guidelines would suggest I do in this situation.
Also, here is the solution that worked for me:
install vim using pkg install vim
, then type y
when appropriate.
Create a file using vim with vim /usr/local/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/driver-inter.conf
add this to the file:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Card0"
Driver "scfb"
EndSection
save and exit vim, then use the startx command again.
Install vim using
pkg install vim
, then typey
when appropriate.Create a file using vim with
vim /usr/local/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/driver-inter.conf
Add this to the file:
Section "Device" \ Identifier "Card0" \ Driver "scfb" \ EndSection
Save and exit vim, then use the
startx
command again.