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From: phils@tekig.TEK.COM (Phil Staub)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Piggyback CPU boards
Message-ID: <662@tekig.TEK.COM>
Date: 23 Dec 87 07:01:29 GMT
References: <2118@crash.cts.com> <486@.UUCP> <2086@bloom-beacon.MIT.EDU>
Reply-To: phils@tekig.UUCP (Phil Staub)
Organization: Tektronix, Inc., Beaverton, OR.
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Keywords: 68010 68020 privileged instruction

In article <2086@bloom-beacon.MIT.EDU> cthulhu@athena.mit.edu (Jim Reich) writes:
.I know that most of the 68020 boards for the 1000 and 2000 fix the problem
.with the privileged instructions, but if that's the problem, worry not (yet).
.There is a hack.  Lurking out there somewhere in Netland and BBSland (but does
.anyone out there remember where?) is a file describing a do-it-yourself 68010
                           ^^^^^^
Yup, it's called DeciGel by Scott Turner and it's on FishDisk #18. Also, I 
used the concept in a program I send to the {sources|binaries} newsgroups
about a week ago. It should show up any day now. Look for it as
PSTransformer.

.upgrade.  It included a software "wedge," a small assembler program which
.hunted down and intercepted the nasty instructions...  May not help with
.copy protected programs, though...
.					-- Jim
.					   cthulhu@athena.mit.edu

Phil
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