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- On Dec 12, 9:13pm, Roy Trevino wrote:
- > Consider this code fragment from loadbsd. num_cd is presumably the
- > number of configured devices. Since I have none, this number is zero.
- > So the for() loop will never get executed. Too bad, because that is
- > the only place kcd is initialized, and then it goes straight into
- > kmem_list as a big 0 (not where the kernel really is).
-
- Ouch! Ooops! [Guess who added the kmem_list code?]
-
- > I guess I always wanted to load up gcc on the amigados side anyways
- > so that I could build the new fontdumper :-). At last I can go back to
- > X11. Life is good again!
-
- I don't think you will be able to run X11 on the 720 kernel without a
- slight modification to the console routines [in ite_cc.c, when the ite
- console is shut off by enabling graphics, there is now a viewioctl that
- removes the current view - since the grfon routine doesn't display the
- view, nothing will display; I just removed the VIEW_REMOVE ioctl call
- (in the 713 version of that code - I think it is the same in the 720
- version)].
-
- Michael
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