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From: flocchini@ucdavis.UUCP (flocchini)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: Things that break with the MC68010
Message-ID: <436@ucdavis.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 20-Jul-86 12:49:21 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul 20 12:49:21 1986
Date-Received: Mon, 21-Jul-86 05:03:19 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?
> 
i have used the wedge with CSA's 68020 system. the clculator distributed
with 1.1 works correctly. the problem with the transformer is that it
resets the machine(i think) and the wedge is nullified. the result at
least about 1 month ago was that i could not get the tramnsformer to
work with the wedge and the CSA board.
the EA stuff works fine. i have run skyfox arctic fox, seven cities, and
one-on-one. here the configuration is 68020 without the cache enabled.
as was mentioned earlier on the network the products take ove the whole
machine.
i have run deluxe paint and video construction with the 68020 and cache
enabled. no apparent problems to date.
hope this helps
MByte 32 bit ram board.

that last line should have been CSA is rumored to be working on a 
32bit 2MB ram board.

bob flocchini
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