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- From: ssovaiko@afit.af.mil (Stephen F Sovaiko)
- Subject: IF YOU UNDERSTAND $C00000 AND $800000, READ THIS
- Message-ID: <1992Nov5.170733.20207@afit.af.mil>
- Summary: need help with finding programs in memory
- Keywords: MEMORY, ram, addmem
- Sender: news@afit.af.mil
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- Organization: Air Force Institute of Technology
- Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 17:07:33 GMT
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- I am trying to get zkick to work on a 2MB A1000. The kickfile loads into
- $C00000 ram just fine, but only after running noC0ram, which takes all
- 1.5MB of my autoconfiguring expansion board away from the system. When
- zkick is done and reboots in 2.0, I have a system with no fastram, anly
- about 100K of chipram, and no room for WB2.0.
-
- Question - how can I find out where the kickfile resides above $C00000,
- so that I can run ADDMEM and get the remaining fastram back into the
- system?
-
- I do have another (non-autoconfig) mode for my ram board, and it will
- require running addmem beginning at $800000. But I will still need to
- know where the kkickfile begins and the kickfile ends so I don't take back ram from the kickfile.
-