I have an A2500 (A2630 with A2632 memory card).

The memory blocks are:

	 1M CHIP
	 4M FAST  (Zorro II)
	64M FAST  (outside Zorro II on the A2632)

When NetBSD boots, it puts the kernel in chip, and uses the 64M for normal
operation.
How can I change it so that the kernel goes into the 4M FAST and NetBSD
uses the 64M as before, and uses the CHIP for as little as possible.

I'm assuming that there is a mystical flag to GOBSD that will do it for me,
but I'm not sure which one!


Thanks,
Phil.


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