On Llu, 2006-03-13 at 09:13 -0500, Chuck Ebbert wrote:
> Force VM86 when VESA framebuffer is enabled and fix a typo
> in the VM86 config entry. If VM86 is disabled there will
> be problems when starting X using the VESA driver.
VESA does not require VM86 so this change is completely wrong. Worse
still the x86-64 does not support VM86 so you have just crippled the
x86-64 port unneccessarily.
Please sort out your personal X server problem instead. To start with X
doesn't require VM86 to be present at all and can do software 8086 int
10 emulation for BIOS code.
Alan
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