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Subject: a 68010 for your st?
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Date: Fri, 6-Mar-87 15:08:54 EST
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Date:     Fri, 6 Mar 87 14:54 EST
From:     <LINDAHL@BRANDEIS.BITNET> (Greg Lindahl [lindahl@brandeis.bitnet])
Subject:  a 68010 for your st?
To:       info-atari16@score.stanford.edu
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i'm on spring break, and since i have nothing better to do i was thinking
of hooking up a 68010 to my st. yes, it's a disgusting hack from the hardware
side... i was wondering: has anyone else done this? what software problems
do you have other than MOVE SR,<ea> (fixable by grabbing the priv violation
vector)?

i know that the different stack frames will probably clobber my favorite
debugger, but after looking into the st bios i don't think that it ever
looks at the stack frame except for the bomb handler, which doesn't care what
kind of stack frame it is.

comments anyone?

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