GeekDot
Well-known member
Erm, it's not really an error. It's the-right-software-on-the-wrong-system behaviour ;-)Are you running MacsBug(?) to identify the addressing error?
Babysteps, my firends, babysteps. Like said before, just leave the INIT alone for now. As long it's not completely understood/patched it won't get you anywhere.
Aditionally, it's not neccessary for now. All it does is enabling the C040 earlier in the boot-process to make that faster. As soon the CP is successfully patched, the INIT will be a piece of cake.
To sum it up:
- I'm pretty sure the C040 does not disable the 68030 (assert CPUDIS), else the IIx adapter won't feature a CPU.
- This also explains why the patched CP "works" (i.e. does not bomb) because the initialization of the card just went into Nothingness and the system sticks to the 68030.
Cheers, Axel