Tuesday, October 21, 2003, 5:07:59 PM, you wrote:
> On Tue, 21 Oct 2003, Alexey E. Suslikov wrote:
>> > I haven't been following this too closely, but was this happening only
>> > on BSDs? The VBE thing stuck out in my mind, as there was just an issue
>> > in DRI (the radeon mergedfb changes) where using the generic int10
>> > emulation caused the driver to crash, while the linux-specific one
>> > didn't. I don't think it got tracked down and a later change fixed it,
>> > but might there be general problems with the generic int10 emulation? I
>> > know many FreeBSD systems get warnings in the logs about "Bad V_BIOS
>> > checksum." Would any of this be significant?
>> yes, i see this "Bad V_BIOS checksum" in logs on my OpenBSD. hope, Nicolas
>> with NetBSD too :)
> With 4.3's generic int10? Or CVS's? There have been a number fixes made
> to genric int10 since 4.3.
here is the table:
int 10 type
generic emulator
4.3.0/OpenBSD 3.4 no generic "bad cksm"
4.3.0/Linux 2.4.23 "bad cksm" "bad cksm"
4.3.99.14/OpenBSD 3.4 no generic "bad cksm"
4.3.99.14/Linux 2.4.23 n/a n/a
haven't tried 4.3.99.14 under Linux. tests was made via linux
livecd.
think there are lot of people running 4.3.99.14 under Linux, so
we can just ask...
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