Hello, I have a custom compiled NetBSD1.2 in my system (a4000/60, Piccolo
SD64, ariadne), and I tried to compile the audio11.src archive according to
the instructions...
   The kernel compiled almost with no errors, there were some warnings about a
typedef in cc.h but I removed from the erring files the -Werror flag and it
went ok... I got a new kernel, and made the module files....
   Then I asked to load the mod to the kernel...

   make load
   which in turn called:
   
   modload -e lkm_audio -o lkm_audio audio.o

   it failed giving:
   Cannot reserve memory for operation.
  
   What did I do wrong?

   Something else... Are there plans for a CS mkII SCSI module support? And
why does loading fonts in the Xserver freeze the machine albeit for a short
while? Does the '60 get into a FPU instruction emulation trap?

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Konstantinos Margaritis
Under-graduate student at Physics Dept. of Athens University
e-mail: markos@acropolis.net