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# This configuration file loads the vesa driver for the default screen.

#

# To use it when starting Xorg directly, simply run:

# X :0 -config xorg.conf.vesa

#

# To have it loaded when Xorg is started via the Xserver script (such as

# when it is started by gdm or xdm), which reads properties from SMF, run:

# svccfg -s svc:/application/x11/x11-server \

# setprop options/config_file=xorg.conf.vesa

#

# Do not edit this file - if you wish to provide other configuration,

# create a new configuration file in /etc/X11 and configure the X server

# to load it instead.

#

Section "Device"

Identifier "Card0"

Driver "vesa"

EndSection