Jason Thorpe wrote:
> 
>  > If you _do_ try the patches, please let me know 8)
> 
> I plan on integrating them RSN (as soon as I commit some rather large
> changes to locore.s) ... if you can "guarantee" that they work on a 425,
> I can make sure they don't mis-identify a 380.

Er, the patches I posted are sufficiently busted that I'd like
another go at them before you commit.  I _was_ hoping to hear
the MMU ID from a 345/375/400 though, as I was planning to 
split HP_375 into three based on that.

I've just got my 425 back together again (I couldn't find a
mounting tray for an internal disk, surprise surprise, so 
I made one out of three ISA blanks and a rubber washer
out of the disk that died.  Nice and solid 8)

Now that I have some more disk on it and supped it up-to-date,
the plan was to reintegrate my changes into -current to give
you better diffs.  If you're working on something else, I'll
get them done over the next few days and post here when I'm
ready again.
 
> Jason R. Thorpe                                       thorpej@nas.nasa.gov

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