Hello

i run NetBSD 1.2E current on an A4000/060 with a Cybervision64 gfx-board.
A few minutes ago i compiled a new kernel (with the latest patches from
uni-mannheim.de 06.src.patch). CV_AGGRESSIVE_TIMING is defined.

If i start X with -useHWC, the cursor stays at one random position. The
actual cursor can be moved but the cross stays at that position. If i start
X withou useHWC, everything works fine. With a kernel, thats about 5 days
old, everything worked.

Here are my grfconfig settings:

1 116000000 1120 832 8 1120 1152 1304 1576 1592 832 867 871 903 906
2 120000000 1152 900 8 1152 1176 1344 1656 1672 900 901 905 976 979
3 120000000 1280 1024 8 1280 1304 1472 1784 1800 1024 1025 1029 1096 1099
4 95000000 1024 768 16 1024 1072 1200 1392 1408 768 794 799 847 850
5 100000000 1152 900 16 1152 1248 1416 1656 1672 900 917 921 976 979
6 35000000 640 480 24 640 688 768 864 880 480 489 492 520 523
7 47000000 800 600 24 800 824 968 992 1008 600 601 604 644 647
c 25000000 640 480 8 640 680 768 784 800 481 491 493 521 525

 1: 1120x832x8  72.8kHz @ 80Hz NI
 2: 1152x900x8  71.7kHz @ 73Hz NI
 3: 1280x1024x8 66.6kHz @ 60Hz NI
 4: 1024x768x16 67.4kHz @ 79Hz NI
 5: 1152x900x16 59.8kHz @ 61Hz NI
 6: 640x480x24  39.7kHz @ 76Hz NI
 7: 800x600x24  46.6kHz @ 72Hz NI
Console: 640x480 (80x60)        31.2kHz @ 59Hz NI

I tested it with mode 2 and mode 5.

P.S.: I noticed (with all kernels) that if i start X without moving the
mouse, the load rises to 100%. After touching the mouse, the load falls
back to 0%. Is that a normal behaviour?

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