On Fri, 11 Apr 2014 21:24:23 -0400 Michael <macallan%netbsd.org@localhost> wrote: > This is odd, last time I tried ( that was a few months ago ) it worked just > fine. It's no regression then, because i've tried netbsd-current somewhen in the middle of 2013 with the same problem but no time to look at it. > Your log shows an 8MB VSIMM, which is what I'm using. Does this happen > with a non-MP kernel as well? ( just to rule it out, right now I can't > really think of anything that could cause this ) Non-mp GENERIC makes no difference. > Hmm. All drawing is done through the SX, so if some glyphs show up > we're at least feeding it correctly and it's scribbling into actual > video memory. I assume the kernel is a stock GENERIC.MP from netbsd.org? > Any chance you could send me a picture? It's the GENERIC.MP from netbsd.org's cvs HEAD. I attached 3 images. The first shows the screen just after bootup, the second shows the screen after scrolling up or down completely, on the last one i scrolled half up. > Does it manage to clear the screen on attach? Yes. I just tested different video modes by setting output-device to screen:mode in OBP. With r1024x768x60, r1024x768x70, scrolling works. With r1280x1024x66 and r1280x1024x76m it doesn't. Thank you for your help so far and the fast reply. - Victor
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