[snip]

   Because I tried your hpcboot.exe and hpcboot.cnf and with my kernel it still
   didn't work. But then after booting with JINSTALL.GZ (present on that ftp
   server) I saw netbsd booting up and then sysinst (what a moment :). And then
   I tried again: I invoked hpcboot.exe with the same configuration, only
   changing JINSTALL.GZ to the kernel I compiled, and yeah, it worked!

   Now I've overwritten your hpcboot.exe with the previous one, killed the
   configuration (hpcboot.cnf) and tried the kernel I compiled and that
   also works, surprisedely...

   So I think that getting (howsoever) JINSTALL.GZ executed the old windows ce
   configuration data has been killed and now it works without any problem,
   strange.

   Hmm, however, thanks again!!!



I think that I have seen this odd "won't boot sometimes", as well.  What I
did was switched over to using a serial console for a boot and then
switching back to the LCD.  I always figured that something didn't get set
correctly from the CE side.




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