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Originally Posted by PeterK
Line 1111 = Line F like the F in floatingpoint or FPU means that an FPU is missing !!
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The "F" does not really stand for floating point of course. Instructions starting with $F are general co-processor instructions which includes FPU, MMU and MOVE16. It's possible that the processor and co-processor settings are identified incorrectly and the incorrect code executed or that non-code is executed that happens to start with $F. It's almost certainly a bug in WHDload or whatever code is used for co-processor identification.