
installation:
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ensure that your used kernel has framebuffer console support either
built in or as modules. the driver supports 8, 16, 24 and 32 bits per
pixel modes.

you need to have superuser rights on the target system in order
to install and load the driver modules.

	user@host:~/r128fb$ make
	user@host:~/r128fb$ make install

this will build the drivers for your running kernel.
to load and enable the basic framebuffer driver type (as root):

	host:~# modprobe r128fb

to additionaly use the accelerated console functions
enter (as root):

	host:~# modprobe r128fb-accel

to disable the accelerated console functions at runtime
type (as root):

	host:~# rmmod r128fb-accel

the primary framebuffer driver of a linux system can not be unloaded.
if you want to return to the text console mode after loading r128fb,
then you have to restart your computer.



debugging:
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if you have sudo installed and want to debug console acceleration
functions then type:

	user@host:~/r128fb$ make accel

this will rebuild, install, rmmod and insmod r128fb-accel.o

