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Originally Posted by harrollld
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No. It may be possible to force the use of a VESA graphics configuration with the vesa(4) driver via xorg.conf(5) provisioning.
Even with decades of knowledge and skill, this is unlikely for any NVIDIA hardware, because NVDIA is a closed-source company that does not publish their interfaces. The nv(4) driver was developed by staff at NVIDIA from 2003 through 2010, after which they abandoned it.
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d. unfortunately -Qs doesnt brought the size/number of deps regarding a requested package ..
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Example, using the abcde package, an application for audio CDs. Installing this package would add 21 KB of data to /etc and 17 MB to /usr/local. Please note that this is pkg_add(1) and not pkg_info(1), and that this can be run by a normal user as nothing is actually added to the system, only size requirements are calculated:
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$ pkg_add -s abcde
quirks-6.8 signed on 2022-06-22T11:21:52Z
/dev/sd1a on /: 21485 bytes
/dev/sd1h on /usr/local: 17349893 bytes
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