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["David Brownlee" <abs%absd.org@localhost>]

From: Michael L. Hitch <mhitch%montana.edu@localhost>

> On Mon, 1 Dec 2008, David Brownlee wrote:
> 
>    I'm not sure how much I can remember about the process, but all the 
changes
> should be in the CVS history.
> 
>    Looks like my first step was to change the amiga pmap.c and 
amiga_init.c
> to change the kernel address space layout to match the common m68k ports
> (and be compatible with pmap_motorola.c).  Then there were some changes
> to get amiga/pmap.c in synch with pmap_motorola.c, including making the
> amiga pmap_bootstrap() compatible with pmap_motorola.c.  I then changed
> the amiga/include/{pcb.h,pmap.h,pte.h} files to just include the common
> m68k/include files (with appropriate adjustments to the amiga pmap.c and
> amiga_init.c.  Then I moved the pmap_bootstrap() routine out of pmap.c
> into it's own pmap_bootstrap.c file.  At that point, the amiga could be
> built with either the amiga pmap.c or the pmap_motorola.c (by changing
> amiga/conf/files.amiga) and verify that both were working.  The amiga
> currently still uses the amiga pmap by default, but all it takes is a
> simple edit of files.amiga to switch.

Thanks :)
Is there any particular reason you didn't cut across to the shared pmap in 
the end?