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In article <14146@oberon.USC.EDU> papa@pollux.usc.edu (Marco Papa) writes:
>|I have a couple suggestions; first, are you running FastMemFirst
>|before mounting your fast file system partitions ?
>
>My question is as follows:  what if you've one of the "autoboot" devices
>like the GVP board or the A2090A? With the GVP one can have a single
>partition, ALL of it FFS and still boot from it.  So the FFS is up 
>even before FastMemFirst can ever be run.

There are 2 possible solutions to this:

1) Set your GVP hard disk to automatically add a minimum number
of buffers when it fire up; 5 would be about right.  Then
add the rest of the buffers via your startup-sequence (Addbuffers).

2) or you could use 2 partitions anyway :-)
>|    step 2: add a MASK=#007FFFFF
>|
>|	to the mountlist entries of your fastfilesystem partitions.
>
>I guess in my case, I can only do Step 2. Is that enough to avoid all the
>problems?

Nope; you want to keep the filesystem buffers out of C00000 ram as well.
(and you can do it via step 1)

>-- Marco Papa 'Doc'
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