I have tested the new cirrus-3 sources on my A2000+GVP Series II 68030 Acc.+
Spectrum 1MB.
I made a few changes to grf_cl.c and got the following output on startup
btw. cp netbsd /dev/reload does not work for me...
I just ge a black screen , or was it dark grey (?).
I have to mount BFFS from AmigaDOS, copy the new kernel to AmigaDOS and
boot with loadbsd -a -c 2000 netbsd 
Anyone got the same problems ?

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gtsc0 targ 1 lun 0: <QUANTUM LIGHTNING 730S  241E> SCSI2 direct fixed
sd0 at scsibus0: 699MB, 3658 cyl, 4 head, 97 sec, 512 bytes/sec
gtsc0 targ 2 lun 0: <QUANTUM LP105S 9101094053.1 > SCSI2 direct fixed
sd1 at scsibus0: 100MB, 1219 cyl, 4 head, 42 sec, 512 bytes/sec
Spectrum memory
grf_cl: zap->size 2097152          <--- !!!! my Spectrum does not have 2MB
grf_cl: zap->slot -9
grf_cl: zap->serno 0
grf_cl: zap->pa 400000
grf_cl: mapped zap->pa 2380000
grf_cl: zap->va 0
grf_cl: mapped zap->va 1f80000
grfclx at ztwobus0: rom 0x400000 man/pro 2193/1 not configured <--- !?!
Spectrum registers :
grf_cl: zap->size 65536
grf_cl: zap->slot 1
grf_cl: zap->serno 0
grf_cl: zap->pa ea0000
grf_cl: mapped zap->pa 2e20000
grf_cl: zap->va 2e20000
grf_cl: mapped zap->va 4da0000
grfcl0 at ztwobus0 rom 0xea0000 man/pro 2193/2
grfclattach: regs at 2e20000 and mem at 2380000, len 100000

grf3 at grfcl0: width 0 height 0 colors 0   <--- !?!
ite at grf3 not configured                  <--- !?!
grfcl attached to Spectrum                  <--- Ahhhh
2 mice configured
10 views configured
.....


sounds quite good to me...
but if I try to toggle, I just get a black screen.
If I toggle twice I get the normal console back
must be something like black on black.

This is my grfclmatch in grf_cl.c:

int
grfclmatch(pdp, cfp, auxp)
        struct device *pdp;
        struct cfdata *cfp;
        void *auxp;
{
        struct zthreebus_args *zap;

        zap = auxp;

        if (amiga_realconfig == 0)
                return(0);

        switch (zap->manid){

                case 2167:
                /* Picasso */
                        if(zap->prodid == 11){
                        /* display memory */


                 ..............

                        }
                        break;
                case 2193:
                /* numbers were reversed.. Ezy */
                /* Spectrum */
                        switch (zap->prodid) {
                        /* were reversed too... -SG-*/
                        /* config memory */
                        case 1:
                                if((cl_fbsize=zap->size)< 1024*1024){
                                        printf("grf_cl: too little display memory\n");
                                        return(0);
                                }
                                printf("Spectrum memory\n");
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->size %d\n", zap->size);
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->slot %d\n", zap->slot);
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->serno %d\n", zap->serno);
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->pa %x\n", zap->pa);
                                printf("grf_cl: mapped zap->pa %x\n", ztwomap(zap->pa));
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->va %x\n", zap->va);
                                printf("grf_cl: mapped zap->va %x\n", ztwomap(zap->va));

        /* Ezy, why do this here? is zap->size incorrect? Are there Spectrum
with 1MB avail? ill */

        /* YES !!! Changed from 2MB -> 1MB        */
        /* ... at least it works fine for me -SG- */

                                cl_fbsize = 1024*1024;
        /* needs to be mapped to ztwo adress             */
        /* dont know how to handle this with zthree -SG- */

                                zap->va = cl_fbaddr = ztwomap(zap->pa);
        /* was a break -SG- */
                                return(0);

                        /* config registers */
                        case 2:
                                printf("Spectrum registers :\n");
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->size %d\n", zap->size);
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->slot %d\n", zap->slot);
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->serno %d\n", zap->serno);
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->pa %x\n", zap->pa);
                                printf("grf_cl: mapped zap->pa %x\n", ztwomap(zap->pa));
                                printf("grf_cl: zap->va %x\n", zap->va);
                                printf("grf_cl: mapped zap->va %x\n", ztwomap(zap->va));
                                cl_regaddr = zap->va;
                                if (cl_regaddr == 0) {
                                        printf("grf_cl: registers not found.\n");
                                        return(0);
                                }
                                cltype = SPECTRUM;
                                wakepass = 0x1f;
                                onpass = 0x4f;
                                offpass = 0x6f;
                   /* return(1) moved to the end of config spec. mem -SG-/
                                break;

                        default:
                                return(0);
                                break;
                        }
                        break;
                case 2195:
                /* Piccolo */
    /* Added/changed by MiL */
      switch (zap->prodid) {
      case 5:
              if((cl_fbsize=zap->size)< 1024*1024){
         printf("grf_cl: too little display memory\n");
         return(0);
        }

           /* I wonder if this is !=0  -SG- */
        cl_fbaddr = zap->va;

        cl_fbsize = 1024*1024*2;
        break;
      case 6:
        cl_regaddr = zap->va;
        break;
        }
      if (cl_regaddr && cl_fbaddr)
      {
       cltype = PICCOLO;
       wakepass = 0x7F; /* I haven't tested these */
       onpass = 0xDF;         /* I have MiL ;-) */
       offpass = 0x20;        /* but they have no use */
      }
      else return(0);
                        break;


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  return(1);
}


Markus:  I'm new to NetBSD so I don't know how to handle ztwomap and
			zthreemap properly and 1MB<->2MB properly , but I think some 
			#IFDEF SPECTRUM1MB
			would do fine
			If you've got something new, let me know...


			Ciao
					  Sascha Groening
					  groening@fmi.uni-passau.de