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      1 # $NetBSD: xorg.conf,v 1.2 2025/11/18 06:35:40 nia Exp $
      2 #
      3 # This is a sample /etc/xorg.conf for use with NetBSD systems.
      4 #
      5 # Generally, it is not recommended to automatically generate an
      6 # xorg.conf with "X -configure" any more. Many systems will work
      7 # without an xorg.conf, but it may be necessary to specify a video
      8 # driver or special server options.
      9 
     10 Section "Device"
     11 	Identifier	"Card0"
     12 
     13 	# Most NetBSD systems can use the framebuffer driver.
     14 	#
     15 	# On x86 it may need to be configured with either "vesa" or "gop"
     16 	# options in the bootloader.
     17 	#
     18 	# Other drivers (except DRM/KMS ones) generally need securelevel=0
     19 	# since they access hardware directly from user space.
     20 	Driver	"wsfb"
     21 
     22 	# Systems with Kernel Mode Setting drivers (DRM/KMS) should
     23 	# use the "modesetting" driver instead of "wsfb".
     24 	#Driver	"modesetting"
     25 
     26 	# Older Intel GPUs may need these options. See intel(4).
     27 	# Newer Intel GPUs should use modesetting.
     28 	#Driver	"intel"
     29 	#Option	"AccelMethod"	"UXA"
     30 	#Option	"TearFree"	"on"
     31 
     32 	# For a full list of 2D accelerated drivers, see
     33 	# /usr/X11R7/lib/modules/drivers
     34 EndSection
     35 
     36 Section "ServerFlags"
     37 	# Uncommenting this allows restricting command-line access when
     38 	# Ctrl+Alt+FX is pressed on the keyboard. This is useful for
     39 	# protecting systems from untrusted users and their cats.
     40 	#Option	"DontVTSwitch"	"on"
     41 EndSection
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