Hi Guys I got strange issue. If I'm running Debian with default 16MB of memory (sdram_init=0x000b) everything work perfect. If I only switch to 32MB (sdram_init=0x0009) lots of segmentation faults and bus errors start to occur. Those errors causes serious booting problems, generally I can say that only 3 of 10 boots are finished with success. So sometimes system boots properly without even one error, sometimes it hangs due to segmentation faults. I've tried compiling many revisions (5375 , 6850, 9442, 10517) but problem still persists. I've tried original Kamikaze 7.09 with 32MB and I get only one segmentation fault at the end of booting process but there is big improvement - in spite of mentioned one segmentation fault system is in working order. Old Whiterussian rc6 and original Asus firmware 1.9.7.5 run fine with 32MB (probably because of 2.4 Kernel). So I don't understand where the problem is. I'm sure it is something connected with memory, but don't know should I dig into nvram settings or rather kernel. Everybody here run Debian with 32MB without similar problems, but I've found their nvram's "hardware_version" value is WL500gp-01-02-00-00. Mine is hardware_version=WL500gH-01-00-00-00 .Could this be an issue? Do I have some old trash? If I have to be honest I do not understand why we are using 0x0009 setting to expend our ram to 32MB Referring to Oleg's site http://wl500g.dyndns.org/sdram.html it looks like this setting enables 64MB. I think this informations are reliable if we take a look what Oleg do with soldering iron :) (big respect to him) Maybe I got wrong value of sdram_ncdl , but I was trying it with many settings and of course with recommended 0. I will be very thankful for any suggestions cause I'm really stucked with this problem. Thanks in advance Tomasz |