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SubjectHow to check for the framebuffer device and the right kernel module
I've written a simple app which checks if the framebuffer device is
correct installed (see
"http://wyodesktop.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=checkapp.html"). I do
it by more less just using the device. My little check app is working
but shouldn't there be a more correct way?

I'm also not sure what results are produced when the device exists but
without the right kernel module. How can I check for a kernel module to
inform the user about it?

O. Wyss

PS. I welcome any feedback (e-mail) how this little app behaves on
anyones system.

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