Replacing m68k in Blizz PPC

[delshay]

lets make things clear:

do you flash with 060 libs & flash with a 040 chip still inside or do you flash after the mod with a 060 chip inside?

[mrtabaka]

May be other way - if EC060 without MMU will work on Blizz PPC?

[Piru]

My understanding is that MMU is required. BPPC has pretty complex MMU setup normally and I don't quite see how it would be possible to reproduce that with just transparent translation registers in EC060.

68LC060 should work, however. At least 68LC040 does. Note that applications requiring FPU won't work then. Many 060 apps assume FPU, so those would just crash with LC060.

[mrtabaka]

And how is going? It's working??

[djbase]

I know someone had a EC060 on his CSPPC and it worked. Maybe the BPPC is a bit different or the EC060 had a working MMU.

[rkauer]

In Motorola line of processors, the FAULTY cpus are marked as EC.

 If you are just luck, they could mark a production lot as faulty, but one in the middle of the mess actually is a FULL working cpu.

But problably the guy have some hardware issues very often.

I cannot be subjected to that kind of risk. :inquisitive: