Before hpcSetDisplayMode,  open(device) returned -1 ! That's the problem.
The device is /dev/ttyE0. Why I can't open it? I have already chmod 666
on it.
I am using a NFS file system , while /dev seems to be a mfs file system.
Does this matter? With df command, I can see the file system as following:
Filesystem 1K-blocks  Used   Avail   Capacity  Mounted on
pc.local:/***   4906270  2957880 1703076  63%          /
mfs:10           44          39         2            95%          /dev
Also, when OS boots up, it shows following lines:
      ..........
    ?init: Creating mfs /dev?(****, 896 nodes)
      ..........
Then when I try "startx", it says
  /dev: write failed, file system is full
So what's the problem?

thanks very much!

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Jiang


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Jiang
To: tech-x11@netbsd.org
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 5:38 PM
Subject: X problem


hi,
Who can tell me if I can use a hpcarmArchitecture-definition X  with evbarm
architecture?
The X itself was natively built on evbarm.
When I tried to start X, it failed in HpcFB.c, with function
hpcSetDisplayMode().
What does this function do? Is this a configuration problem or a kernel
problem?
I am a newbie in X and would be very appreciate if anybody can help me.

thanks in advance!

--
Jiang