In some mail I received from Perry E. Metzger, sie wrote
[...]
> Anyway, I would first try -current with BIOSEXTMEM set "properly", and
> if that doesn't work try setting BIOSEXTMEM to indicate 64M of memory,
> and see if that works, and then set it to something intermediate, like
> 96M, and see if that works, and then come back with a report...

While I think of it, some newer BIOSes (esp. AMI Award) have an option
for OS/2 and more than 64M RAM.  Does changing this have any effect on
the various >64M RAM detection pieces of code ?

Darren