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Hello Alexey,

first : Kernel = what kind of drivers are you using ? What
say your /var/log/messages ?
second : X11 = what '.so' driver is used ?
third : try to turn on Vesa mode (don't forget to load it at boot time),
use a maximum screen depth and size, and work with many pictures,
quit X11 and see what he say.

Your error is : your graphic card try to use a segment that is
not allowed for it (perhaps it try to use more memory than authorised,
at a different address, and so one ...).
Shared memory is used by the system to send data to video memory.
Your graphic card read it permanently.
This is a kind of buffer. This one must be allowed before turning
to graphic mode or changing your graphic driver.

voili voilo,

val.
Alexey Tarakanov wrote:
> Hi, all !
> I completed VMWARE 3.2.1 (build 2242) under FreeBSD 4.10- RELEASE.
> There is an error "Cannot attach shared memory segment is produced:  
> invalid argument. Faild to inizialize SVGA device."
> The part of my XF86Config is:
> Section "Device"
>     Identifier "Card0"
>     Driver "ati"
>     VendorName " ATI Technologies Inc "
>     BoardName " Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] "
>     BusID "PCI:1:0:0"
> EndSection
> In what can be a problem?