On Mon, Sep 18, 2006 at 10:35:04AM -0700, John Klos wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> > And it was indeed using a cached page for the segment tables.  The uvm
> >changes resulted in the page allocated for the segment tables to be
> >entered in a manner that the current method of makeing the page non-cached
> >no longer works.  I have fixed the amiga pmap to directly change the PTE
> >bits and my amiga now is quite happy, without excessive faulting.
> 
> Followup: I was confused about the emulated instruction problem partly 
> because a standard netbsd-4 kernel (such as one from NetBSD-daily/netbsd4) 
> would basically be unusable, but a kernel compiled with -m68060 doesn't 
> exhibit any of the problems you're seeing.

Wait. A standard GENERIC kernel should be compiled with -m68060
-Wa,-m68020 -Wa,-m68851 (IIRC), unless somebody broke the kernel
Makefile. 

-m68060 is omitted if the 68060 CPU isn't supported.

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