Manuel Bouyer wrote:

> I guess this is with a netbsd-3 kernel. A current (from HEAD) kernel
> should work fine. There's something different in the pmap or uvm between
> netbsd-3 and current that causes this, I've not had the time to track it
> down yet. It seems that once NetBSD is installed a netbs-3 kernel is fine.

thanks that works, I installed it with a HEAD, then switched back to the
3.0 Kernel. That worked but the XEN session was using all CPU. So I
switched the normal 3.0 Kernel to the HEAD kernel and now all works fine
so far.

cu

Adrian