Re: Virtual memory init

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From: James Gerald Campbell
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 1989 21:33

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The availability of a virtual memory init package for the mac II and
the soon availability of the same for the 68030 based IIx and SE/30
makes me wonder:

  Is it possible to upgrade a Mac II to a pseudo IIx by dropping in 
  a 68030 in place of the processor?  If so, I'd rather do this then 
  add a PMU.  Is there a wait state saving?  Whats the current price
  for 030s?

I wasn't planning on doing anything until I needed/could afford/liked
A/UX or the Mac OS really supported multitasking, but this init, if
proved out in the trenches, could change my mind real fast.

jc

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From: jgc@uoregon.uoregon.edu (James Gerald Campbell)
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Subject: Re: Virtual memory init
Keywords: 68030 virtual memory macllx
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Date: 13 Jan 89 21:33:53 GMT
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