Hello, My system has an Intel Poulsbo graphics chips with a dual display configuration. Primary display is the intel , on board LVDS , secondary display is SDVO with a chrontel part that drives an LVDS panel also. The only way I can get it to work right now, is using IEGD 10.1 - which is fine for Xorg. However, our customers need to use a kernel framebuffer device as the backend. I have tried the psb kernel module that comes with the Ubuntu xorg-psb package... It does create two framebuffer devices fb0 and fb1 - only fb0 is usable it seems. Looking at the code of the driver (quick look ...) it seems that it is unsupported to use the second display as sdvo+lvds .... My questions: 1.) Is it possible at all , in theory - with the current info on the gma-500 grahpics core ? I mean would it be possible to modify the driver to support what I want - without hitting a brick wall ? 2.) Is there any other way to get two framebuffers on this chipset ? We don't need any form of acceleration , just two different displays and both of them have different resolutions. I know this may not be the right place to ask, but i am just looking for a few pointers or idea's. Thanks.