*** Forwarded message, originally written by B. Bogart on 27-Mar-98 ***
On 27-Mar-98, Ignatios Souvatzis wrote:

> My guess is the 8meg expansion board is the culprit. Can you please find out
> where the kernel is initially loaded to? (loadbsd -t tells you that).

> (There have been reports that z2 mem handling is somewhat broken, but I 
> never had the oportunity to really test this, and anyway, I suspect an A3000
> with 12Meg fast is lots faster than an A3000 with 12 meg fast and 8 meg Z2).

> Regards,
> Ignatios

loadbsd -t output:

Translated 07c00020 sz 003fffe0 to 07c00020 sz 003fffe0
Translated 00200020 sz 007fffe0 to 00200020 sz 007fffe0
Translated 00001000 sz 001ff000 to 00001000 sz 001ff000
mem segment 1: start=07c00000 size=00400000 attribute=0105 pri=30
mem segment 2: start=00200000 size=00800000 attribute=0205 pri=0
mem segment 3: start=00000000 size=00200000 attribute=0303 pri=-10
kernel size: 1226640
Using 8M FASTMEM at 0x200000, 2M CHIPMEM
*** Loading from 008d4630 to Fastmem 00200000 ***


I hope this helps some?
Thanks for your time

Ben

Oh and by the way the A2000 also has a similar fast mem upgrade board
and it works fine.