In article <199905071309.PAA05634@psycho4.uni-paderborn.de>,
	Michael Boehnisch <billy@psycho.uni-paderborn.de> writes:
>   Cyberstorm PPC/68060 with 80MB RAM (8MB reserved by PPC)
>   Fastlane Z3          with 24MB RAM
>   Base memory               16MB RAM fast, 2MB chip
> 
>   When Bootblock-booting with option -n2, ...

You want to use "-n0" anyway. My system compiles a kernel twice as fast
if the memory on the Z3 Fastlane is ignored. Obviously the memory is
accessed in a strang order, so that the slow Z3 Fastlane memory is used
even if CPU board fast memory is available.

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