>I started off with 32+16 MB, and now I have 32+32 MB.
>
>With 32+16 MB I was able to boot with bsd-4444 once I had the
>root file system ready.
>
>Now that I have more memory, I am unable to boot at all with bsd-4444.
>The boot process proceeds to the point where it checks the clock
>and then panics with the following error message:
>kmem_suballoc: bad status return of 3.
>panic: kmem_suballoc
>Stopped at _Debugger+0x10: ldmdb r11, {r11, r13, r15}
>db>

Ok this is something I need to fix. The status value 3 means KERN_NO_SPACE.
I suspect I need to up one of the constants in vmparam.h

CHeers,
				Mark

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