>> I tried a snapshot a while ago and the bootloader bombed with an
>> ambigious error number. After some research it seems to appear as=20
>> though
>> my system doesn't have enough memory to load the kernel? I find this
>> hard to believe; it has 12MB of RAM.
> Most likely the system is able to run with 12 MB, but the instalation
> system has a kernel internal RAM disk. This makes the kernel quite =
big.
> Maybe to big for 12 MB. Try netbooting the machine, this avoids the =
RAM
> disk. That way you boot a normal GENERIC kernel with a minimal =
userland
> on NFS. If the GENERIC kernel is still to big use NetBSDs excellent
> cross compile facilities to build a custom kernel.

my intention was to provide help for the last/latter case ;) by build=20
host should be finishing the amiga-related run soon...

rgds,

timo

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