I downloaded the new netbsd.ci.si.gz kernel, and tried to run
it on my CI with the NuBus video (a SuperMac Spectrum 8/24 PDQ)
hooked up -- no dice. not even one bar. I then tried it with the
internal video on; it said something about remapping the beginning
some number of netbsd pages, and then spurted lots of remappings
at me. It eventually said:

0xf9790000 --> 0xb78000
0xf9798000 --> 0xb88000
0xf97a0000 --> 0xb98000
0xf97a8000 --> 0x4ba0000
*  Video address = 0xfbb08000
  Weird mapping starts at 0xf8ff8000
  Length = 0x7b8000 (8093696) bytes
  Logical = 0x8
  phys1 = 0x9
  phys2 = 0x4099000

It then drew a few gray bars at the top of the screen; at the very
top was about half a gray bar, as though it had started drawing them
somewhere off the top of video memory. It drew about 9 or 10 of these,
and then jumped about an inch down, and drew another one, and then
hung.

(I'd say that's quite an improvement.)

--Brian Gaeke

-- 
Brian Gaeke                                  <brg@dgate.ping.com>
  "'Involuntary' means a non-intentional act such as a hat
  blowing off or a scream resulting from a sudden wasp sting."

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