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Maximum MINIROOTSIZE?

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Subject: Maximum MINIROOTSIZE?
From: Damien Miller <djm_(_at_)_mindrot_(_dot_)_org>
Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 12:50:07 +1100

Hi,

I am building a custom bsd.rd using the distrib infrastructure and am running short of space. I have tried cranking MINIROOTSIZE beyond the 3560 that the RAMDISK kernels use, but larger values elicit "warning: non-standard entry point" errors from rdsetroot and the kernel reboots immediately upon entry.

What is the maximum MINIROOTSIZE I can use, or how can I effectively increase it?

-d

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