This patch will allow linux systems based on a 2.0.36 kernel to boot with 
less than 640K of avalible base memory. This is based on an earlier patch 
by Matthew M. Ogilvie for use on 2.0.10 kernels.

This patch is mostly adjustments on the older patch to match the newer
kernel, with the addition of a bit in loadflags in the setup.S file to
allow the PXE linux loader to identify this kernel as loadable below the 
reported top of base memory instead of loading at the normal 0x90000 
location.

This patch is necessary to run the linux UNDI drivers after a PXE network
boot.


To apply the patch, make sure linux source is in /usr/src/linux and run:

cd /usr/src
gzip -cd patch-non640k-2.0.36.gz |patch -p0


                                - Dave Anderson (davex.anderson@intel.com)