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From: julian@FreeBSD.ORG (Julian Elischer)
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Subject: Re: /dev/vga dissappeared?
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I think kkldload mem is the answer...
I borowed a passing laptop and looked in teh archives..

how come UPDATING doesn't mention this...

it mentions mem but it should mention vga too.

thanks all who answerred.

julian