Some mmu questions

cybernoid · 24 May 2007, 12:31

I have a 4000 68040/25mhz, 18Meg Fast.

I see mmu.lha and mmulib.lha ~aminet and, since they seem to change the os with a lot of patches, im asking b4 trying:

-If its going to speed up demos/ games, do i need mmu.lha or just only mmulib.lha? (i wouldnt really use mmu for any other thing but speed.)
-do i get more speed running demos, but maintaining compatibility?
-do i loose lots of ram (more than 128kb)?
-will the patches creates backup from the old files?
-i use a lot of patches to speed up the system - any problem?

Tks a lot

Mad-Matt · 24 May 2007, 12:56

There will be no performance increase, but the idea is to have more compatable way of using the mmu. more programs can use the mmu at once and offeres a way for new programs to easily access the mmu for useful stuff and even offer managed virtual mem (but i dont think this ever appeared). Only app i can think off that made use of the mmu.lib is ASP spectrum emu.

do you really call loosing 128k lots of mem ?

incidently lots of so called speed up patches usualy end up slowing things down as you have alot moe running in the background(and take up precious k's

) so should really sniff out the ones that really do benefit the system rarther then theoreticle speedups.

_ThEcRoW · 29 May 2007, 20:39

Another program who benefit of the mmu is 68k linux. In fact it can't work on Amigas without mmu.

24 May 2007, 12:31	#1
cybernoid Users Awaiting Email Confirmation Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Portugal Posts: 135	Some mmu questions I have a 4000 68040/25mhz, 18Meg Fast. I see mmu.lha and mmulib.lha ~aminet and, since they seem to change the os with a lot of patches, im asking b4 trying: -If its going to speed up demos/ games, do i need mmu.lha or just only mmulib.lha? (i wouldnt really use mmu for any other thing but speed.) -do i get more speed running demos, but maintaining compatibility? -do i loose lots of ram (more than 128kb)? -will the patches creates backup from the old files? -i use a lot of patches to speed up the system - any problem? Tks a lot

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24 May 2007, 12:56	#2
Mad-Matt Longplayer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Lincoln / UK Age: 43 Posts: 1,838	There will be no performance increase, but the idea is to have more compatable way of using the mmu. more programs can use the mmu at once and offeres a way for new programs to easily access the mmu for useful stuff and even offer managed virtual mem (but i dont think this ever appeared). Only app i can think off that made use of the mmu.lib is ASP spectrum emu. do you really call loosing 128k lots of mem ? incidently lots of so called speed up patches usualy end up slowing things down as you have alot moe running in the background(and take up precious k's ) so should really sniff out the ones that really do benefit the system rarther then theoreticle speedups.

29 May 2007, 20:39	#3
_ThEcRoW Amiga NetRunner Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Spain Age: 44 Posts: 939	Another program who benefit of the mmu is 68k linux. In fact it can't work on Amigas without mmu.

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