The Performa 600 does not have an FPU and it does not have a cache, you
are right in these respects. The FPU and cache are optional, and my model
doesn't have them...

But how would any of this cause the problem I discussed in my previous
e-mail? Why would the machine stop working with SBC kernels greater than
26? As I said previously, it DOES work with all normal kernels I've
tested, but they end up eating my EZ drive...

It's just the SBC kernels. Could this be due to a change in the SBC SCSI
driver?

Thanks a lot, I hope we can finally find an answer to this enigma that's
been bothering me for almost a year now...

Josh Hope                                          root@unixgeek.ml.org
UNIX System Administrator                        http://unixgeek.ml.org
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