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Re: Disabling 68030 PMMU + caches
Posted by: ggn Feb,09.2012-19:22 

> I think it works because it's actually disabling the PMMU, it doesn't move the PMMU table to another address.
> Bit 31 in the tc register controls PMMU on/off.
> When you write an address into that register, bit 31 will be zero. The PMMU will be disabled and everything else is ignored.

Well, my memory is a bit hazy on this, but I remember a few times when some game code would overwrite the PMMU copy I installed and the machine would go haywire! Although some tests would be in order to be sure...







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Disabling 68030 PMMU + caches Klaz Feb,07.2012-10:55
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