In some mail from Jaromír Dolecek, sie said:
> 
> Darren Reed wrote:
> > I'm trying to debug a LKM with printf's in -current and noticed that
> > the panic's appear to be because the address for the format string is
> > 0x400 or 0x800.  I need to bring both kernel and lkm tools upto date,
> > (I there there is a small skew there) but in case that's not it, are
> > there any known issues with LKM size and NetBSD on i386 ?  The one in
> > question would be around 512k or more in size.
> 
> Nothing I know of (I use couple of fs LKMs everyday), though
> I don't use such a big LKMs.
> Are you sure you modload the lkm agains correct kernel ?
> I.e. is the "current" kernel /netbsd or do you use -A /someothernetbsd ?

Actually, I am doing:

boot netbsd
modload -S if_ipl.o
modload -A if_ipl -S foo.o

and the loading of foo.o seems to get broken.

Darren