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Subject: Re: Need FreeBSD wizard for zgv port (long)
It's possibly a little odd to post a reply on linux-svgalib, but I
didn't want people to think I'd just ignored this. :-)
> I get [zgv] to work from a ttyv that root is signed
> into, and it is swift, beautiful, wonderful, etc. But it
Nooooo! What did you do to it!? :-)
> is kind of beside the point as the whole idea is to run
> it as a regular user.
>
> So basically, I got the trivia out of the way but since
> I have no idea what I am doing, I can't solve the
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I can relate to that. :-)
> central problem.
>
> Here is where the problem is in the original code:
>
[zgv.c's fixvt() snipped]
>
> Here are the changes I have made to it so far: mostly due
> to using consio.h instead of vt.h
You don't actually say where it's giving up, though. I'll guess it's
here:
> /* now, before we go for it, we test the *current* VT to see if they
> * own it. If so, the user's probably `genuine'.
> * (NB: the kernel now does this, but there's no harm repeating it.)
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