A 'RsrvMem' command added to the the beginning of the startup-sequence sets up the MMU for use with the Emplant board. The dual serial ports and the SCSI controller are optional, and some models of the board come without one or both of these options. There are also empty sockets for audio digitizing chips on the Emplant board, but the software has never been implemented. Also provided are two Macintosh-type serial ports and a basic, no-frills, non-autobooting SCSI-1 interface based on the 53C80 SCSI chip. Sockets are provided for both DIP- and SIMM-packaged ROMs (the ROMs of the 'target' computer are installed on the board, then copied to image files, and removed).

The Emplant hardware performs several functions. The Emplant is a Zorro-II board that, in combination with the appropriate software, makes it possible to emulate other computers on the Amiga system. Normally provides Apple Macintosh emulation but a 586 module is available to emulate PC compatible software. Uses Amiga's (for Apple Mac (for PC Emulation)Īudio Digitizing Facility (no software ever written)

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