mwm@VIOLET.BERKELEY.EDU.UUCP (02/12/87)
------- Forwarded Message From: ames!alliant.Alliant.COM!rutgers!steckel@cad.berkeley.edu (Geoff Steckel) Message-Id: <8702111654.AA00547@alliant.Alliant.COM> To: mwm@violet.berkeley.edu Subject: Re: [Jan Gray: Re: Minix to the 68k?] Newsgroups: mod.computers.68k In-Reply-To: <8702090701.AA07432@violet.berkeley.edu> Organization: Alliant Computer Systems, Littleton, MA Minix on the 8086/x catastrophes forces the use of a meta-small model. You can't change the segment registers because the system owns them. You do get i/d space split (separate instructions and data) but the total is < 128k. I dunno what you do on a 68000. Put in a mmu (about 14 chips or a 68451) or wait for the 68030. geoff steckel (steckel @ alliant.UUCP) ------- End of Forwarded Message
mwm@VIOLET.BERKELEY.EDU.UUCP (02/12/87)
------- Forwarded Message From: ames!alliant.Alliant.COM!rutgers!steckel@cad.berkeley.edu (Geoff Steckel) Message-Id: <8702111654.AA00547@alliant.Alliant.COM> To: mwm@violet.berkeley.edu Subject: Re: [Jan Gray: Re: Minix to the 68k?] Newsgroups: mod.computers.68k In-Reply-To: <8702090701.AA07432@violet.berkeley.edu> Organization: Alliant Computer Systems, Littleton, MA Minix on the 8086/x catastrophes forces the use of a meta-small model. You can't change the segment registers because the system owns them. You do get i/d space split (separate instructions and data) but the total is < 128k. I dunno what you do on a 68000. Put in a mmu (about 14 chips or a 68451) or wait for the 68030. geoff steckel (steckel @ alliant.UUCP) ------- End of Forwarded Message