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Re: Daft Question - Any Need for 680x0 Amiga Classic Port of Aros?
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Reasons for 68k AROS
1. UAE making old amigaprograms usuable with AROS straight out of the box. But I think that making a AROS-rom for uae isn´t easy. 2. Making it run on old amigas just because its cool, but I think you need a 030 to make it usable. 3.Making a Atari Falcon or Apple Powerbook540 run amiga programs, just because it´s possible. BTW has anyone built Aros hosted on m68k-linux? Does it work? Is it binary compatible? Does m68k-linux run old Powerbooks 190s and 500s? they are cheap now. and they look cool.
Posted on: 2004/10/29 11:48
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I was just doing some thinking (probably not of any benefit) and i was just wondering if there is either a need or a desire for an Amiga classic 680x0 port of Aros.
One of the reasons I am wondering this, is that support for the machines with KS2.0 up is pretty good with AmigaOS 2.x/3.x, (so i presume little need for 68k Aros), machines with Kickstart below 2.0 could perhaps benefit from the way that Aros is written (given a reasonable amount of memory). Or am I just going off on a pointless tangent? AwoL
Posted on: 2004/10/29 8:20
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