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> Just as a quick note, to where I am on the Indigo2.  I have gotten it to
> boot the kernel off of the network and start initializing devices.  It
> will even send out packets over ethernet, but I do not have working
> interrupts yet so it doesn't ever see any response.  For the most part, it
> dies on "Trying to mount root filesystem".  I should have something
> working not too long after I get some docs.
>
>

Is there some place where i can get your kernel (source) from? have you got
some kind of CVS tree running?

I've got an indigo2 with Extreme video here on which i'd like to try your
kernel and see what happens.

Richard