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From: mknox
Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1987 03:27
Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1987 03:27
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Andy, How much of an MMU do you need? The TANDY (Radio Shack) machines all have base/limit registers with thrireir 68000 boraards (Model 16, 6000, and enEnhanced -II and -12's). This allows you to put most any piece of memory wherever you want it. Only problem, it only allows you to map two chunks at the time.
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