macdonald@dickns.dec.com (Paul MacDonald, CUP/ASG, 223-3439, PKO3-1/W30) (07/11/89)
>> My real question is: Has anyone out there actually tried using a DigiView (3.0 >> software) with either a 14 MHZ 68000 and/or any 68020? >> Steven C. Den Beste, BBN Communications Corp., Cambridge MA >> denbeste@bbn.com(ARPA/CSNET/UUCP) harvard!bbn.com!denbeste(UUCP) Yes, DigiView works with a 68020. In my case, its an A2620 board. However, the DigiDroid appears to have a problem. It doesn't align properly when I attempt to use it in 68020 mode. Consequently, I generally use DigiView in 68000 mode. BTW, DigiView doesn't seem to care that I have a Fat Agnus. Does anyone know if this is a known problem? Paul
john@wpi.wpi.edu (John F Stoffel) (07/11/89)
In article <8907102005.AA29826@decwrl.dec.com> macdonald@dickns.dec.com (Paul MacDonald, CUP/ASG, 223-3439, PKO3-1/W30) writes: > >Yes, DigiView works with a 68020. In my case, its an A2620 board. However, >the DigiDroid appears to have a problem. It doesn't align properly when I >attempt to use it in 68020 mode. Consequently, I generally use DigiView You have to turn off the instruction cache on the 68020, then it will work fine. To do this, get a copy of Dave Haynie's SetCPU v1.4 (is 1.5 out yet? I can't remember...). >in 68000 mode. BTW, DigiView doesn't seem to care that I have a Fat Agnus. >Does anyone know if this is a known problem? Can this be called a problem at all? I'd be giving thanks to the gods myself... especially considering how many programs seem to have problems with Fat Agnus machines with only 1 meg of RAM. -- John Stoffel | john@wpi.bitnet | What can you expect of a day WPI, Box 2432 | john@wpi.wpi.edu | that begins with getting up Worcester, MA 01609 | husc6!m2c!wpi!john | in the morning? --Damm the Disclaimers! Full flame ahead!--