On Thursday 09 June 2005 16:56, Wouter Verhelst wrote:

> That problem out of the way, I'm now running into another one. When
> trying to boot, my machine gives an "Access Fault" Exception[0]. I
> assume this is what the FAQ[1] talks about; however, when looking for
> the jumper on the board, I see that J1 is actually a set of 8 jumpers,
> numbered from 1/2 to 15/16.

J1 is indeed a group of 8 jumpers. You need to remove the jumper between 
pins 1/2 of J1. However, the kernel *should* print a message (then exit) 
when it starts up if you forget to remove this jumper so I doubt that's 
your problem.

I suspect the real fix will be to write zero (32-bits) to address 
0xfffc0000 of the NVRAM. This location, together with 0xfffc0004, 
specifies the start/length of any RAM present on the VMEbus which is to 
be made available to NetBSD. Writing 0x00000000 to 0xfffc0000 using 
Bug's "mm" command will disable this feature.

Cheers, Steve