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From: mknox@cad.Berkeley.EDU@ut-ngp.UUCP
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Subject: Re:  Compupro CPU-68K boards and MMUs
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Date: Fri, 23-Jan-87 23:19:45 EST
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Actually, an MMU shouldn't do anything really tricky to CP/M-68K.  
Although it does not require memory mamnagement, it certainly
does not preclude it.  Most of my implementations involve a machine
with base/limit registers (before the 68451, etc.), but the
techniques are similar.  I run two segments (think of it as two
LARGE pages), no problem.

Unfortunately, time has not permitted sticking in a 68010 and
gtrying out veirtual memory operation.  To bad, but then...anyone
want to consider demand paging off a floppy!  [Performance,
what's that?]