Anders.Hjalmarsson@economics.gu.se writes:

> Has anyone tried UVM/PMAP_NEW on a 386 ?  When I tried it I got a
> panic 'no init' after booting. It seems to work ok with UVM and the
> old pmap.  Looking at the source to pmap.new.c there is a lot of
> special cases for i386, I suppose they haven't been tested much.

For what it's worth, I'm seeing the same on an old i386 box here.
It's currently doing a "make build" while running a UVM kernel built
from the April 25th tar balls, and seems happy.  Adding PMAP_NEW to
the kernel config file gives a kernel that boots, says the right
things about what it will use for root and swap, but panics when it
can't find /sbin/init.  I've been through the various permutations of
boot blocks and partition IDs, just to be sure.

-tih
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