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- BPPCFix 1.4 BPPCFix 1.4
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- INTRODUCTION
- BPPCFix installs itself in the list of resident modules with
- a higher priority than the ppc.library. During reset, it scans
- the resident modules list and removes all modules which match
- the name "ppc.library" (and 68040.library and 68060.library too,
- when the "040" option is given).
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- This guarantees you have an absolutely clean system after reboot,
- exactly like the owners of a CSPPC-board. You can now launch
- WarpOS or a PowerUp-emulation under WarpOS without the need and
- the risks to terminate the ppc.library.
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- INSTALLATION
- Just copy bppcfix to C:. You may also modify your startup-sequence
- to start bppcfix when booting for the first time.
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- USAGE
- bpccfix <install | remove> [040] [reboot]
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- bpccfix install
- installs the kick tag. You have to reset the system manually
- now, to disable ppc.library.
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- bppcfix install 040
- is the same as above, but also removes the 68040.library and
- the 68060.library.
- Thanks to Stephen Brookes <sbrookes@tpec.u-net.com> for
- making this work in V1.4.
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- bppcfix remove
- removes the kick tag. After a reset you can use the ppc.library
- again. Note that you need to specify "040", when you previously
- installed a 040-kick tag.
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- bppcfix install [040] reboot
- immediately reboots the system, if the kick tag was not
- already installed.
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- BUGS
- Unfortunately you can't reactive the original ppc.library from LIBS:,
- like on the CSPPC, when the bppcfix kick tag is active. I guess the
- ppc.library or 68040/060.library (or both) depend on the used hard-
- ware and will work with a CSPPC only.
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- Frank Wille 27-Mar-2000 frank@phoenix.owl.de
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