> Hello!
> 
> The following happens on an Amiga 3000 with Cyberstorm MKII, 2MB chip,
> 16 MB fast (zips) and 32 MB fast (on the MKII).
> 
> Normaly I see:
> Apr 14 15:31:19 di-frueauf /netbsd: Amiga 3000 (68060 rev.1 CPU/MMU/FPU)
> Apr 14 15:31:19 di-frueauf /netbsd: real  mem = 50331648 (6144 pages)
> Apr 14 15:31:19 di-frueauf /netbsd: avail mem = 45776896 (5588 pages)
> Apr 14 15:31:19 di-frueauf /netbsd: using 320 buffers containing 2621440 bytes of memory
> Apr 14 15:31:19 di-frueauf /netbsd: memory segment 0 at 8000000 size 2000000
> Apr 14 15:31:19 di-frueauf /netbsd: memory segment 1 at 7000000 size 1000000
> Apr 14 15:31:19 di-frueauf /netbsd: memory segment 2 at 0 size 200000
> 
> This was with a kernel based on current source from 13.3.1998.
> 
> With current source from 13.4.1998 I see the following:
> Apr 14 17:13:03 di-frueauf /netbsd: Amiga 3000 (68060 rev.1 CPU/MMU/FPU)
> Apr 14 17:13:03 di-frueauf /netbsd: real  mem = 33554432 (4096 pages)
> Apr 14 17:13:03 di-frueauf /netbsd: avail mem = 30056448 (3669 pages)
> Apr 14 17:13:03 di-frueauf /netbsd: using 217 buffers containing 1777664 bytes of memory
> Apr 14 17:13:03 di-frueauf /netbsd: memory segment 0 at 8000000 size 2000000
> Apr 14 17:13:03 di-frueauf /netbsd: memory segment 1 at 7000000 size 1000000
> Apr 14 17:13:03 di-frueauf /netbsd: memory segment 2 at 0 size 200000
> 
> Both kernels are derived from the same config file and booted via
> bootblock with option "netbsd -Z -n2 -I7F -a".

well.... if you didnt use -n0 by mistake, my guess is the LIMITMEM is still
active in your sources. 

can you check please? (that would be:
- amiga_init.c
- the Makefile/config

	Ignatios