On x86 arch, 2 copies of libint10 are supplied, one using vm86, and the other using x86emu. It would be a nice feature enhancement for someone to unify the two into a single module for the future, which defaults to using vm86, but can fall back to using x86emu if vm86 fails or is overridden via config file or commandline options. I figured it was worth logging this in bugzilla as an enhancement request for the future. I haven't investigated what is needed to do this, or how feasible it would be, but that can be discussed here.
Created attachment 2102 [details] kaouete's dmesg (see mtrr errors maybe)
Created attachment 2103 [details] xorg logs (see vm86 error)
arg, i dont know why but bugzilla added my file to this bug, i'm sorry for the trouble.
If I'm not mistaken, 7.1 already does this essentially.
(In reply to comment #4) > If I'm not mistaken, 7.1 already does this essentially. > As far as I can see, configure sets either INT10_VM86 or INT10_X86EMU, which means that only one of these is built. This means that if you build the vm86 code on x86, X won't work with a 64bit kernel. Am I missing something, or should this be reopened?
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