In message <Pine.GSO.4.05.9904271440080.12642-100000@cynic.anim.dreamworks.com>
, David Brownlee writes:
>	Different video chipsets, one requiring direct memory access,
>	the other not?
>	(Though how that helps _fix_ the problem is another matter :)

Turns out he just needed options INSECURE; not sure why it complained about
/dev/vga, but it looks like if it can't map kmem, it tries to map /dev/vga
(even though we've never had one that I know of), and then complains about
that; a more informative error message would have been "cannot mmap /dev/kmem:
permission denied".

-s