"François Revol" <revol@xxxxxxx> wrote: > That's what I was meaning actually, using "width" as the physical fb > width, you can't change the "stride" of the framebuffer from the fake > driver in that way. yes, François, but why would you want to change the stride? ok, one thing that comes to mind is providing the simulated environment with 'invisible' framebuffer area (for caching, etc), but if that's really an important requirement you can always use a bwindowscreen instead and do anything to the framebuffer the real videodriver can. blu