FWIW, I have it working on a ThinkPad Z61p. Things I had to do was hack the isa vga driver to not attach since both the isa and pci drivers attached to the vga and that caused issues. I had to remove usb from my kernel since it causes a panic. My bge NIC seems to work fine. Previously, I disabled pccard from suspending since it used to cause an interrupt storm with USB sharing the same interrupt. The latest ATA code works great, before I had to use a slightly hacked FreeBSD 7.0 version. I do the suspend/resume thing vidcontrol -s 1 < /dev/ttyv0 and vidcontrol -s 9 < /dev/ttyv0 since that seems to help X. It's been a long time, that I've waited to have suspend and resume work on amd64/smp! Till now, I've been stuck with i386/up :-( I have 2 boot partitions so I can boot 32bit or 64bit. I mount my 32bit stuff as /32bit.. then add /32bit/usr/local/bin to my path and ldconfig -32 -m /32bit/usr/local/lib for some app's that aren't available for amd64 like vnc. After another patch to rtld and fixing an absolute sym-link versus relative my 32bit stuff runs great on amd64. Doug A.Received on Thu Mar 26 2009 - 03:26:51 UTC
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