What version of NetBSD are you using? (1.3.2 is probably best)
	What graphics card do you have?
	Did you remove the compile/KERNEL_NAME directory before rerunning
	config with vt0 enabled?
	Can you telnet into the machine while the screen is blank?

		David/absolute

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On Tue, 4 Aug 1998, Sean Murphy wrote:

> 	Hey there.  I've been trying to compile a custom kernel for my
> 386, everything configs and makes fine when i set all the options i want,
> but I try to switch from the default pc0 generic console to vt0 console
> driver so i can have virtual terminals the kernel won't boot correctly.
> By this I mean that it does everything its supposed to do, it boots, the
> hard drive rattles, the network card is initialized, but it doesn't show
> anything on the screen, the monitor stays completely black.  It takes
> about an hour to compile, and i'm getting tired of fiddling with it.  Does
> anyone know a quick fix to this?
> 
> Sean Murphy (033197m@acadiau.ca)
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