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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: Martin_Lee on November 25, 2005, 10:42:12 AM
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I have a Viper 030 @ 28mhz card but apparently the MMU isnt enabled
how do i enable it?
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If the mmu is on the card use oxypatcher to enable it
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@Martin_Lee:
The MMU isnt enabled until it is used and thus a enabled but not used MMU is pointless.
/Patrik
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If the mmu is on the card use oxypatcher to enable it
OxyPatcher is for 040 and 060 CPUs.
It doesn't touch MMU anyway.
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I have a Viper 030 @ 28mhz card but apparently the MMU isnt enabled
how do i enable it?
Traditional way:
RUN >NIL: [url=http://www.aminet.net/package.php?package=dev/debug/enforcer.lha]Enforcer[/url] QUIET
It doesn't give any real benefits with Viper though.
You might want to look into MMULib (http://www.aminet.net/package.php?package=util/libs/MMULib.lha) aslwell.
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well i was thinking of trying to install linux on my A1200 and you need the mmu enabled apparently
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@Martin_Lee:
Linux controls the mmu by itself without any help.
/Patrik
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thanks very much :)
Has anyone tried running linux on a Classic?
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Seems like it´s pretty slow on an 68030 and only four colours ...
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Is the CPU on the board a cut-down 68EC030 or a 'true' 68030?
I seem to recall the former does not have a working MMU, however I am probably incorrect...
Cheers,
James
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Hi,
See: http://www.amiga-hardware.com
"The Big Book of Amiga Hardware"
LINK
"A1200 Accelerators"
LINK
"DCE"
LINKS Viper#
For the various types of Viper accelerator.
Regards, Michael
aka rockape
A4000/040/CV643d/HypercomZ3
My other computer is a development AmigaOne (µ-A1-C) running Amiga OS4 pre-release 3.
AND it ROXXXXX !!!!!
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Martin_Lee wrote:
well i was thinking of trying to install linux on my A1200 and you need the mmu enabled apparently
The MMUs are often disabled on 030s because they aren't of high enough quality. Those chips are then rebranded as EC030s.
I managed to get VM working on my old EC030 without problems, I can imagine it could just aswell not have worked.
So, try to install Linux on the box. X will be slow as hell, but it'll do for console operations. I did it with my old 486@25MHz.