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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 18:55:58 -0700
To: Ken Nakata <kenn@synap.ne.jp>
From: Roger Fischer <roger@badger1.net>
Subject: Re: X Server probel (with Centris650)

>On Wed, 14 Oct 1998 18:23:42 +0200 (CST), Peter Mahnke,,, wrote:
>>
>> The XServer starts, but the display has moved to the right side ( I
>> believe the Base address does not work ).
>
>That is correct, and the problem is not with the X server but with the
>kernel (more precisely with the grf driver).
>
> Try a current snapshot kernel from
>ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/arch/mac68k/binary/kernel/.  Since
>Q650 uses NCR53C96 SCSI controller rather than 53C80, ncrscsi or sbc
>driver is a non-issue.  Try GENERIC or GENERICSBC and if you have
>trouble with your ADB devices, try one of the MRG kernels.
>
>Oh, BTW, this is definitely going to cause the "ps: proc size
>mismatch" problem.  See the NetBSD/mac68k FAQ for more details.

I'm in the same boat.  640x480 works, on my Centris610 internal video, but
800x600 shifts.  I was able to use the SLOTMAN_HWD_SBC kernel to get by
video straight, but that's overkill, and as you say, it kills my "ps"
command.

I've just experimented with building my first kernels with 1.3.2 and was
successful.  Is there a way I could take just the video driver out of
-current, and compile it with the rest of the standard 1.3.2 source and get
a kernel that doesn't wrap my display?  I don't think I'm ready to jump
headlong into -current completely.

thanks,
Roger

Roger Fischer
roger@badger1.net
http://www.badger1.net




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