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Hi,

Maybe you have some piece of hardware in the box that does not support 32 
address lines. You were using 4GB of RAM?

I've seen USB controllers for example that does not support more than 2GB of 
ram, even though the OHCI, UHCI and EHCI specifications are all 32-bits at 
least. And when you program a too high addresses things go wrong simply 
put :-)

--HPS