I didn't boot with the generic kernel. Didn't know that building
the new kernel during installation of Open3d
did not involve changing the line for the
graphics adapter in /sys/conf/<machine> automatically.
The previously used graphics controller was therefore
still hard-wired in the kernel. That's what caused the error.
Thanks to :
Dr. Tom Blinn
Tom Leitner
Original message
>
> I have the following problem. I am running DU 4.0d on an LX -board based
>
> system. I bought the ZLXp-L2 graphics adapter for my OpenGL
> applications.
> I put the card in the machine, booted into text mode, installed Open3d
> 4.7
> and the PAK. I didn't get any error messages, 'setld -i ' tells me
> that
> all packages are installed. After reboot, the machine comes up
> with the same message as before (text mode):
>
> vmunix: no graphics console driver configured
> vmunix: generic console support installed: using VGA
>
> According to what I saw during install, the newly built kernel
> was put into place. Starting X manually doesn't work either.
>
> Can anyone tell me what's going wrong and perhaps help me.
Received on Sun Nov 22 1998 - 20:02:59 NZDT