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> > --commandline=4/boot/vmlinux-64 root=/dev/sda4 HOME=/
> 
> Partition 4 is _NOT_ contained within the first 2G.
> 
> > /dev/sda4          1049     17366  16709632   83  Linux
> 
> Sorry my question wasn't clearer.  Perhaps you can turn sda2 or 3 into
> a /boot partition, or something more drastic...
> 
> > Yep, the f0 partition is the first 75mb of the disk:

Or you could set --commandline=0/vmlinux and have palo copy the
kernel into f0. Though you'll need to do this for every new kernel
you want to use. Very much like a normal lilo setup on x86. Though
if you muck it up... you can't recover.

c.