On Mon, 15 Oct 2007, Dennis Grevenstein wrote:

> On 10/15/07, Gordon Zaft <gordonzaft@gmail.com> wrote:
>>  It seems absurd that this hasn't been fixed in 5 years!  I know that
>> the pmax port (and machines) are somewhat moribund but still.
>
> Actually, it's okay for me that noone has fixed this yet.
> Maybe no developer had a machine with that kind of CPU
> revision. I am much more surprised or disappointed that
> there is no reaction at all. Not even a rant. PMAX seems
> to be really dead.

 	Most people with pmaxen tend to have them sitting away somewhere
 	just running :)

>> I have a 5000/200 that I want to bring up sometime in the next couple
>> of months but I'm wondering if I'm going to face this issue.
>
> Probably not, since the /200 always has a real R3000 CPU.
> The thing I fixed is just for the DECstation 3100 (and maybe
> 2100).

 	I missed the start of the thread - did the fix get committed?

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