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Yes, ramdisk starts at 0x00100000 and it's 0x00700000 long.

Is your ramdisk too big?

	Sape


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Subject: [9fans] bitsy ramdisk question: can't boot my ipaq
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Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2001 17:39:14 +0200

Does the ramdisk partition start at 
0x00100000? 

Although I load a sacfs there, 9bitsy panics after
a directory checksum error while trying to load the init
program.

help needed.

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