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Short: Latest Emplant software V2.4 (4/22/93)
Changes to V2.4 (04/22/93)
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* Fixed ALL floppy drive routines to correctly handle PAL mode. (Not ALL
of the routines were fixed before!)
* Fixed serious bug in 'emplant.library' that was leaving the system in a
Disable()d state when not getting IDCMP messages or signals. This could
explain quite a few random problems with the video display 'locking up'
when switching modes.
* Fixed shutdown problem when using the -S command line option. Before a
shutdown when return back to the main setup screen then instantly
restart the emulation.
* Fixed problem with 0 length autoconfig boards (boards told to shutup by
the Amiga). These would blow up the MMU program (ie Bridgeboards that
would not fit in the autoconfig space).
* MMU program now skips blocks 2 megs or less. This means that the
emulation now -requires- that you have at least 4 megs of memory in
your Amiga.
* Fixed those darn 'Cant allocate 32 bit memory' messages when some of the
memory gets fragmented. You should be able to allocate memory very easily
and applications launched from the startup-sequence or user-startup should
now work fine with the emulation (as long as you don't get carried away
and eat multi-megs of memory in the process).
* Created new program called 'VBR_Mover'. This will re-locate the Vector
Base Register and the associated table to/from location $0. This was
done in attempt to remain compatible with those Amiga games that break
the rules. It is interesting to note that the A4000 moves this on
startup (setpatch does this), so you can actually use this program to
obtain some compatibility with these games on an A4000.