Looking for advice/help in starting/adding/loading a suitable graphics driver so that I won’t have to suffer with my current miserable 1024x768 resolution!
During the boot I have to select () VESA to get into NomadBSD in graphics mode. If I try () Autodetect Accelerated Graphics I end up as a terminal mode [FISH] and don’t know how to start a graphics session from there.
I’ve also tried loading on both my monitor connections in case that was an issue;
Mini Display Port 1.2 -> HDMI and
Type C connector -> DVI
but the results are the same.
I am hopeful that someone has a solution. My computer is an Intel NUC NUC6I7KYK (2018) with the latest BIOS loaded. The graphic specs are Intel Iris Pro Graphics 580. Under Windows 10 I do run 2 monitors at 1080.
Reboot and choose Autodetection in the graphics driver menu. When you reach the login prompt at the console, log in as nomad, and then run startx. If that doesn’t work, post the content of /var/log/Xorg.0.log here.
Is the i915kms module loaded (kldtstat | grep i915kms)? If not, use su to become root, and load the i915kms module with kldload /boot/modules/i915kms.ko. Then exit the root shell and try again to startx.
Thank you. Well, everything looks correct, but the KMS driver (i915kms) doesn’t seem to work with this GPU albeit it is supported according to the PCI-ID. I’m out of ideas for now.
Thanks for the help. You have rekindled my interest in low-level control of an OS. Been a long time.
We can let this sit for now while I learn more about NomadBSD. It would be nice not to have to squint to read the fuzzy screen LOL - but we’ll press on. If you need me to test/run anything else don’t hesitate to ask. I’m retired. (:>