>
> *shrug* You could try making mips_machdep_cache_config() in
> sys/arch/sgimips/machdep.c look like this:
>
>         void mips_machdep_cache_config(void)
>         {
>                 mips3_cp0_config_write( (mips3_cp0_config_read()) & ~MIPS3_CONFIG_SE);
>                 mips_sdcache_size = 0;
>                 mips_sdcache_line_size = 0;
>         }
>

OK, I'll try this weekend when I'll get physical access to the machine

> If that results in a working system, then you've got a faulty CPU module.
>

The machine seems to run fine under IRIX (6.5.22), does that mean the
CPU module has an hardware problem (I ran full diagnostic from the
ARCS prom without any error), or does that mean that the cpu module is
not fully supported ?

The CPU Module is a R5000/180MHz, I've seen some year ago that there
was problems with R5k Indys, is it still right ?

-- 
int main(void){char*a="\n",b=34,*d="int main(void){char*a=",
*c="%s%c%cn%c,b=34,*d=%c%s%c,%s*c=%c%s%c,%s*e=%c%s%c;%s%s;}%s",
*e="printf(c,d,b,92,b,b,d,b,a,b,c,b,a,b,e,b,a,e,a);exit(0)";
printf(c,d,b,92,b,b,d,b,a,b,c,b,a,b,e,b,a,e,a);exit(0);}