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>> >Seriously, could this mean what I think to the Amiga 500 and 2000 owners?
>> >I presume the 4x speed increase you suggest is based on a reduction of
>> >clock cycles/instruction and would thus work fine in a stock Amiga...?
>> 
>>     Not quite that easy, unfortunately.  The interrupt stack frames are
>> different, so you'll need to path the OS.

Already been done for the Amiga. The OS detects and works correctly
with any of the 680[0123]0 processors. Software that does floating
point operations in the system-approved manner also get 6888[12]
suport if the chips are there.

As an aside, 2000 owners probably won't be interested in the chip -
they're better off going to one of the CPU slot '[23]0 boards, so
they'll be able to use 32 bit memory as well as the faster processor.
Since that isn't an option on the 500, the 16-bit version of the
'[23]0 would be an attractive option.

	<mike