> I also tried the generic kernel dated 940305.  It will successfully boot 
> to the point of sync negotioation.  Now I'm really puzzled.  The sources 
> work, the compiler works, so what's left, the linker and the assembler?
> 
	Use objdump from the gdb source tree to dump the area of the
	kernel in assembler and see if the assembler/linker created the
	code it was supposed to. objdump will hurl on '40 and some '30
	MMU/CPU instructions but it should give you a general idea if
	the assembler/loader did their job. Now you know why the big boys
	hook up $50k digital logic analyzers to debug their kernels...

		-Rob

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