Re: loadbsd memory segment (Was: NetBSD Amiga - Memory restrictions)

Harald Meinzer wrote:

> 2. We need to change the bootloader! It should use the memory with the
> highest priority instead of the largest available block.

You mean, we should make loading into highest priority memory the default,
as we did with loadbsd last year? Yes, I agree. And this should be easy.

Or are you trying to say that the boot loader doesn't load into the highest
priority memory segment, even with option -p specified?


> @Frank Wille your new loadbsd works with the TK-RAM but the 512 MB Z3
> Ram is ignored completely as I mentioned some months ago. Could you
> have a Look in it?

Is this problem with loadbsd or the boot loader? With loadbsd you can use -t
(trace) to print the memory list which is passed together with the kernel.
Is the Z3-RAM present there?

Otherwise there may be a problem in the kernel, which doesn't use additional
Fast-RAM segments, besides the kernel's segment. Or there is not sufficient
space for the MMU tables when using 512MB.

-- 
Frank Wille