SAT-T60 Rebooting After 3.5b

[Soquel95073]

I have a SAT-T60 with a 250GB hard drive and a Cachecard with 512MB. I used InstantCake and it has worked perfectly until 3.5b. I thought that I upgraded the kernal to LBA48 properly but I did not. I successfully reinstalled the Cachecard drivers from SiliconDust. I then found out the proper way to mount the LBA48 upgrade CDROM by using the following: mount -o ro -t iso9660 /dev/hda /cdrom NOTE: The space between /hda and /cdrom is critical!
This time I ran copykern with no errors. I then reinstalled the Cachecard drivers just to make sure. I reinstalled the drive into the SAT-T60 - it now initiallizes the Cachecard and tells me to wait a few more seconds and then goes to a GSOD and reboots. I should point out that copykern displayed that it created a 300MB swap file. How do I confirm that it is 300MB?
Is the GSOD due to an improper swap file? If so, how do I change the swap file size?
How do I make sure that the LBA48 kernal is installed properly?
Thank you for your help.
Regards,
Bill

[sparky01gt]

how were you able to install the CacheCard drivers? i've had no luck doing this using the instructions in their forums.

[Soquel95073]

Here is what I had to run when I used the PTVUpgrade CD
At the bash prompt:
/nic_install/nic_install cachecard --force 3.5b-01-1-011
NOTE: The 011 at the end is what you use for a Sony SAT-T60

This will get you to install the drivers. I then gave mine a static IP.

Swap Space
I still keep getting a GSOD and I think that it is due to my swap space.
Do you know how to check and then change the swap space?

Did you successfully upgrade the kernel? If so, how?