Hi Toni On Thursday 26 July 2007 17:00:21 Toni Wilen wrote: > There is no MMU patch (and there really can't be) that is compatible > with JIT (at least JIT-direct), Yep. You don't have the freedom to remap memory when running JIT-direct on a 32-bit machine. On a 64-bit machine it might work since you can have a full 32-bit address space all to yourself . . . but probably not worth the effort. > btw, MMU is very low priority feature, it is useless with 99.9% of Amiga > programs (Linux/Unix/etc does not count, you can use other platforms to > run those much better and faster), virtual memory is not needed under > emulation and enforcer-like debugging stuff can be emulated without real > MMU emulation and finally, CPU emulation speed will be quite unusable > with MMU.. Yep. I know. In fact, I think Alex is only about the second person to ask about it in about 4 years. ;-) > HDF IDE (A600/A1200 and A4000) and SCSI (A590/A2091, A3000, CDTV SCSI > expansion) is emulated. IDE is very compatible, SCSI still has some > compatibility issues with gururom, Commodore's drivers do work. Cool. Cheers, Rich -- Richard Drummond Web: http://www.rcdrummond.net/ Mail: mailto:evilrich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx