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Subject: Re: Things that break with the MC68010
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Date: Sat, 19-Jul-86 00:57:00 EDT
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/* Written  7:22 pm  Jul 14, 1986 by mwm@eris.berkeley.edu in ti-csl:net.micro.amiga */
/* ---------- "Things that break with the MC68010" ---------- */

	>Lo and behold, the two EA games I have (One-on-One and SkyFox) DON'T
	>run on the MC68010 Amiga. No big loss, but you might want to check
	>your favorite games BEFORE upgrading. It could just be a case of
	>software rot, seeing how little I use the things.

	<mike

I'm curious Mike, have you tried using the 68010 "wedge" that's been
going around the BBS's and was posted here not too long ago?   Care
to try this for us?

I understand that the [IBM] Transformer will not work on the '020
upgrades (of which my should arrive in about 2-weeks).   I wonder
if the "wedge" (or whatever it's called) will fix this?

Anyone know or care to give it a try?  How 'bout letting us know if
you do (I will when my board comes in if no one else will)???

					-Rusty-

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