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needs the gma500 video driver module in the kernel. this exists in kernel | needs the gma500 video driver module in the kernel. this exists in kernel | ||
3.3.0+. Compile a kernel with gma500 enabled and boot into that. X then just | 3.3.0+. Compile a kernel with gma500 enabled and boot into that. X then just | ||
| − | works. | + | works. (note: the gma500_gfx module appears to have been added to 3.2 mainstream kernel now as of sept 2013) |
voodoo: add kernel commandline param <pre>console=tty1</pre> | voodoo: add kernel commandline param <pre>console=tty1</pre> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:17, 16 October 2013
Video.
needs the gma500 video driver module in the kernel. this exists in kernel 3.3.0+. Compile a kernel with gma500 enabled and boot into that. X then just works. (note: the gma500_gfx module appears to have been added to 3.2 mainstream kernel now as of sept 2013)
voodoo: add kernel commandline param
console=tty1
screen brightness
update grub to add the kernel commandline params:
acpi_osi=Linux
Suspend/resume
The video device needs to be POSTed after resume from suspend and then have its saved VBE state restored. create a file called /etc/pm/config.d/gma500 containing:
ADD_PARAMETERS='--quirk-vbe-post --quirk-vbestate-restore'
This makes pm-suspend do those things so that video comes back correctly.