Hi, On Sat, 1 Apr 2023, Frank Wille wrote: > as promised I worked with Roc on loadbsd over the last few days and finally > made the suggested changes. Which means: > > For loadbsd 3.3 the -p option is default. It's still there for compatibility > reasons, though. New options: > > -l : load kernel into largest memory segment (previous default behaviour). > -M <size> : ignore memory segments which are smaller than <size> MB > (defaults to 2, as in previous versions). > > Attached you find the AmigaOS binary of loadbsd 3.3. Please test, if you > find some time. I found no issues during my tests, but I also don't have > any unsual memory configurations on my Amigas. > > When everything is ok I would commit the updated source and the uuencoded > loadbsd binary. Shouldn't the bootsector code be adapted to the same changes? Otherwise the two ways of booting NetBSD could lead to inconsistent behavior. Charlie