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From: psteffn@pogo.gnu.ai.mit.edu (Paul Steffen)
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Subject: Re: 68030+68040 on A3000: is it possible?
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Date: 3 May 91 06:00:06 GMT
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"Tweaking" the system software is quite an understatment if you
were modifying the operating system to run on 2 cpu's.  The closest
you could probrably get to utilizing two cpu's is to have AmigaDOS
loaded on both and use some kind of hardware interface [perhaps dual ported
RAM like Bridgeboard uses] and a PIPE: type device.  It would be running
like two separate Amigas connected via something like ParNet/SerNet.