In message <20000412101847.A12237@wins.uva.nl>, Frank van der Linden writes:
>> >PNP0C01 (mem 0-9fbff 9fc00-9ffff e0000-fffff 100000-3ffffff fec00000-fec00f
>ff fee00000-fee00fff fffe0000-ffffffff) at pnpbios0 index 0 ignored

>What you should try is:

>	1) Disable the SCSI BIOS, you don't need it anyway (unless you
>	   want to boot from a SCSI device).

That's the problem.  I need to boot from SCSI.  :(

>	2) Make sure that the BIOS setting for "ISA mem block base" (or
>	   something similarly named) in the BIOS setup isn't set to
>	   "automatic", but rather set it to something like 0xd0000,
>	   size 64k. Or smaller if you can't set it to that, setting
>	   the base to 0xd0000 will usually make sure you have
>	   0xd0000-0xe0000. Also, switch off any shadowing of ROM
>	   in that range.

The problem is that if I do this, I can't use the SCSI bios.  And I do
need to boot from SCSI.  The case doesn't have much room...

I'd *really* like to use c0000, but something seems to make it not work;
irritatingly, the probe routine doesn't seem to be doing what I expect,
because debugging printfs in it don't come out in a comprehensible way.

-s