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From: snork@iastate.edu (Schuler Rodney Arnold)
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Subject: Re: My A3000/25/50 seems a bit slow... Why?
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Date: 8 May 91 20:20:49 GMT
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Try putting
      CPU burst cache
in your startup sequence.  When my A3000/16/50 booted up with the default 2.0
startup-sequence it had the 68030's data cache disabled.  The perfromance
increase when I enabled the data cache was remarkable.

Rodney Schuler                                snork@iastate.edu
Graduate Student
Nuclear Engineering                           One JUST ONE thermonuclear device
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