Paul Dokas wrote:
>  Having agp in the kernel causes a hard 
>  lockup on just after the kernel starts up.
> 
> I seem to recall that the problem is that NetBSD's
> agp code doesn't fully support some of the more recent
> chipsets.  

>>I'm not sure how to report this
>>or how to check to see if it already
>>has been reported.
>>
>>Any advice would be appreciated...

> 
> The only advice that I have is "don't do that".  My
> laptop runs perfectly well without agp in the kernel.

I was thinking along the lines of suggesting
that agp support in the default Laptop kernel
might be left "off". Unless this breaks
"more" installations....

The reasoning being that a newbie will be
pretty "stuck" in this situation without
a clear idea as to what to do....

So what is the appropriate forum for such
a suggestion...

Al