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I see. Actually we had both a cursor/speed problem and the
message. But I now see how the message went away.

thanks

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> I don't understand why this did fix your problem; although
> I'd like to. Maybe I'm wrong regarding the nvidia thing.

vganvidia.c was updated on the 6th (or 7th) of April and the 'fifo
stat...' message disappeared from it:

/n/dump/2004/0415/sys/src/9/pc/vganvidia.c:385,458 c /n/dump/2004/0407/sys/src/9/pc/vganvidia.c:263,264
[big snip]
---
> 	if(x >= 1000000)
> 		iprint("fifo stat %d scrio %.8lux scr %p pc %luX\n", *fifofree, scr->io, scr, getcallerpc(&scr));


so your troublesome kernels must be older ones...  i haven't
recompiled since (though i must now, to get geoff's ipv6 changes in)
so i don't know whether my cards will experience any problems with the
changed vganvidia.c...

hth, andrey
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