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1st1 wrote:- GSTMCU (including MMU, STE-Shifter, Blitter)
czietz wrote:1st1 wrote:- GSTMCU (including MMU, STE-Shifter, Blitter)
You're confusing things here, I'm afraid. The GSTMCU does not include Shifter or Blitter. The Blitter was later merged with the GSTMCU into a chip codenamed Combo. The Shifter (called GST Shifter) is always separate.
Maeke wrote:In the ste indead, but i think here he is describing the unreleased Panther.
1st1 wrote:Maybe these signals could be used to directly adress additional IDE, SCSI, LAN, USB, ... chip?
1st1 wrote:Ok, that's a point. But there are some tricks to write while reading, see many existing omport cardridges like scanner, midi interfaces, etc. ...
1st1 wrote:Ok, that's a point. But there are some tricks to write while reading, see many existing omport cardridges like scanner, midi interfaces, etc. ...
1st1 wrote:But maybe a TT/68030 based gamingconsole for VGA monitor?
czietz wrote:I also noticed that this register is mentioned in TT MCU Functional Description, with a setting called "game mode", so it should be present in the TT as well
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