> MMU table overflow because of limits of the "PMAP" 
> implementation in NetBSD/Amiga and the size of the address 
> space needed for the cv64/3d.
> 
> Not pulling the symbol table in often helps.
> 
> That's why I asked you to try with -s.

And how do I really do that? When I boot it up for the first time to
install and the prompt with "netbsd [-ASn2]" is up I tried entering
"netbsd -s" instead but there was no change, the same error occurred.

Forgive me for this but I am a complete noob when it comes to NetBSD.
Reading the install instructions doesn't really help me.

 

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