My power up VGXT messages:
NOTE: PROM checksum (0x53d012)
PASS: PROM checksum test
NOTE: SRAM walking 1 test
NOTE: SRAM address test
NOTE: SRAM pattern test
PASS: SRAM tests
NOTE: got SRAM stack
NOTE: DRAM walking 1 test
NOTE: DRAM addr test
NOTE: DRAM pattern test
NOTE: PROM checksum (0x53d012)
PASS: PROM checksum test
NOTE: SRAM walking 1 test
NOTE: SRAM address test
NOTE: SRAM pattern test
PASS: SRAM tests
NOTE: got SRAM stack
NOTE: DRAM walking 1 test
NOTE: DRAM addr test
NOTE: DRAM pattern test
NOTE: DRAM cycle type test
PASS: DRAM tests
NOTE: clearing all DRAM...
NOTE: DMA smoke test
NOTE: DMA walking 1 test
NOTE: DMA addr test
NOTE: DMA pattern test
PASS: DMA tests
NOTE: SBCC walking 1 test
PASS: SBCC tests
NOTE: got DRAM stack
NOTE: DMA smoke test
NOTE: DMA walking 1 test
NOTE: DMA addr test
NOTE: DMA pattern test
PASS: DMA tests
NOTE: PROM based diag done
GM PROM (Wed Oct 16 22:00:23 PDT 1991)
Unknown imp revision (IR_CONFIG = 0x00000000)
GM PROM (Wed Oct 16 22:00:23 PDT 1991)
gm3.u - Thu Nov 3 19:54:43 PST 1994
gmcmd(): bogus GM command from:0x9001d040
INTR received, but no cmd set
<debug> no disassembler in GM PROM
gmon>
And "c" for continue or "q" for exit/reset did not help
Some time there is no "bad checksum" message but get "bogus GM command..."
One time I got:
GM PROM (Wed Oct 16 22:00:23 PDT 1991)
gm3.u - Thu Nov 3 19:54:43 PST 1994
GE jumped to bad address:0x0
<debug> no disassembler in GM PROM
gmon> c
Vertical retrace timed-out!
with the same result - no X display
(02-17-2020, 04:07 PM)jan-jaap Wrote: The VOF is the output format (thing "mode line") for the graphics.
You can set it from IRIX, try "/usr/gfx/setmon 60HZ" for the default, 1280x1024 @ 60HZ
That's probably the format you've got now, but with a bit of luck the warning will be gone.
It seems I have tried this, and 30HZ and all the options from man page )))
Thanks for the tip anyway. I will try it one more time. It seems to me that the behavior of the VGXT changes a little when it warms up. One time I got "GE jumped to bad address:0x0" message instead of "gmcmd(): bogus GM command from:0x9001d040"