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From: Philipp Rumpf <prumpf@jcsbs.lanobis.de>
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> > There is now an ugly workaround in the CVS tree that allows us to
> > use 0x8000 as kernel entry point.
> 
> So if I understand it correctly, we should be able to fix the bootloader
> to jump to 0x8000 and actually load the kernel.

The other way round preferably.

> Chris, how far off that are we?

Where are the bootloader sources atm ?