In the AdvanceMAME folder you'll find patches for both rivafb and svgalib which help forcing low pclocks and other things that need slight fixing for advmame/advcfg.
When you decompress the AdvanceMAME source, check the "/contrib/mame/fb/" directory, and the "readme.txt" file in there.
To patch, simply 'cd' to your linux kernel sources location and type:
patch -p1 < /location/advancemame-0.9X.X/contrib/mame/fb/linux-2.X.XX-fb.h.diff
(obviously replacing the various X's with the version that matches your software).
I don't know anyone else using fb for AdvanceMAME. Most of the folks I see use svgalib instead. I couldn't really say which is better, as I've never objectively compared the two. Perhaps if fb still gives you troubles, investigate svgalib instead and see how you go?
And no need to apologise for your English. There's a few folks on these boards whose first language is English and their typing is much harder to understand than yours.
