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From: dware@macknife.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re:68851 PMMU Test...
Message-ID: <4400007@macknife>
Date: 12 Jul 89 19:38:00 GMT
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/* Written  8:16 am  Jul 11, 1989 by andrew.cmu.edu!aw1j+ in macknife:comp.sys.mac */
/* ---------- "Re:68851 PMMU Test..." ---------- */
* There is no way to really test to see if the PMMU is
* functioning correctly(at least I don't know a way).
* Except! If you have the Virtual INIT  and install it on
* you Mac, you will find that, given you have enough space
* 
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* Adam C. Duncan
* Carnegie Mellon University
* Pittsburgh Pa
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There is another way to test the PMMU, at least it has worked for
me.  You need to obtain the diagnostics program called
MacII Test.  There is a test routine specifically for the
PMMU. The documentation that I have for the software eludes
to the PMMU tests as individual PMMU instructions, as to what
specific instructions, this test routine checks?  Apple, care
to comment?

BTW I found a copy of MacII Test on GENie's Mac Roundtable
some time ago, do not know if it is still there

Don Ware
Krantz & Ware Consultants, Inc

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