> It seems the fix that was made that took away the "panic: vmap" error
> only applied to the boot disc. Now I get the same result from my
> installation: when using VGA (that message) and when using VESA (a
> distorted screen).
Try typing none at the mouseport prompt and then run
9fs sources
pull
to get a new kernel. Then you'll have to install it in your 9fat partition:
9fat:
cp /386/9pcf /n/9fat/9pcf
The new kernel should both fix the panic: vmap and give you a
working cursor.
You'll still have to arrange to run echo hwaccel off >/dev/vgactl
before running aux/vga, or you will get the (very slow) timeout prints.
Those are due to the nvidia driver not knowing how to drive your
card, and there is nothing I can do about that. If someone else
wants to fiddle with the nvidia driver, have fun. I've reached my
lifetime limit for vga hacking.
Russ
