> I'm running NetBSD-1.0, and tried expanding memory from 96MB to
> 128MB.  After the kernel finishes booting, it panics.  This occurs
> after the various interrupt masks are printed.  The panic is
> ...
> 
> 	panic: ptdi 19b067

Thanks for everyone's help.  It wasn't a kernel problem but a kernel
*build* problem!  The culprit was Makefile.i386.  Kudos to

> From:         Urban Boquist <boquist@cs.chalmers.se>
>
> When we got 128Mb in a machine, we had to actually change the #define
> in pmah.h to get it to run. It was not enough to just put an options
> line in the config file, because somehow, one of the assembler files
> (can't remember exactly) managed to use the wrong value otherwise. But
> maybe you already have done this.

for putting me on the right track.  The i386 makefile didn't clean up
everything it builds.  As a result the *assym* files are never
rebuilt and the .s files are always compiled with the configuration
of the first make of the first config in the directory.

The -current Makefile.i386 fixes this particular problem.

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