On Wed, Nov 23, 2005 at 02:25:02PM -0500, Michael wrote:
> > I own a late 2004 ibook and I plan to play with NetBSD on it. 
> > Xfree from  tree seems to work. But I have a few key which are 
> > not mapped ( ie xev doesn't show any signal when I press the key ).
> > Note that the key is mapped correctly on wscons ( with keycode 10 ).
> > 
> > The keyboard is a french canadian keyboard.
> > 
> > My Xfree configuration about keyboard is the following
> > 
> >   Option "XkbRules"   "xfree86"
> >   Option "XkbModel"   "ibook"
> >   Option "XkbLayout"  "fr"
> > 
> >   Option "Protocol"   "wskbd"
> >   Option "Device"     "/dev/wskbd"
> 
> Well, which version of NetBSD are you using? And you left out the
> interesting part here - which keyboard driver do you use? kbd or
> keyboard?
> 

I have a current-NetBSD ( source fetched two days ago ). I have tried both
driver and I have the same behaviour with the two driver. 

> > I try to use xorg too but can't launch it ( error = Fatal server
> > error:
> > xf86MapVidMem: could not mmap screen [s=80000,a=90000000] (Invalid
> > argument) even with option OFB_FAKE_VGA_FB.
> 
> The address in the error message is NOT the VGA framebuffer so
> OFB_FAKE_VGA_FB won't help.
> Please check your XFree86 log ( in /var/log/ ) - if XFree messed with
> the PCI BARs you'd get this sort of error since the console driver
> checks the address ranges that belong to the graphics controller only on
> startup, if something changes them afterwards mmap() will fail.

I don"t see any strange thing in my xorg.log . I have put my Xorg.0.log on
http://zulzul.free.fr/Xorg.0.log if you want to check it.

Thanks for your help.