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Hammer wrote: @cdimauro It's a good thing that X86 CPU administration is not run by fools like you. 386 stakeholders' bundled PMMU is good for progressing the PC install base towards the Lintel and Wintel situation i.e. it's solving the chicken vs egg issue while the Amiga platform is stuck with the MMU install base issue! 286 selection over NECV30's fast 8086 clone is about being compatible with the 286 instruction set, which included a segmented MMU. Any PC/AT can run Xenix 286. 386SX-16 selection over 286-16 is about being compatible with the 386 instruction set. Any 386AT can run Xenix 386 and SCO Open Desktop. X86-64 selection over IA-32 is about being compatible with the X86-64 instruction set. You don't understand simple road maps. NT'ed AmigaOS with MMU-less majority install base is comical. MIPS's embedded MMU bundle is about being competitive for money. It's a simple concept that you don't understand. Amiga Homber's targeting Windows NT shows the unpreparedness with a lack of "next generation" C2-capable AmigaOS, and Commodore wasted resources on AT&T's Unix OS via the AMIX project. AMIX = Make AT&T Great Again. Apple didn't bet its future on AT&T's Unix IP-infected A/UX.

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Hammer wrote: @cdimauro It's a good thing that X86 CPU administration is not run by fools like you. 386 stakeholders' bundled PMMU is good for progressing the PC install base towards the Lintel and Wintel situation i.e. it's solving the chicken vs egg issue while the Amiga platform is stuck with the MMU install base issue! 286 selection over NECV30's fast 8086 clone is about being compatible with the 286 instruction set, which included a segmented MMU. Any PC/AT can run Xenix 286. 386SX-16 selection over 286-16 is about being compatible with the 386 instruction set. Any 386AT can run Xenix 386 and SCO Open Desktop. X86-64 selection over IA-32 is about being compatible with the X86-64 instruction set. You don't understand simple road maps. NT'ed AmigaOS with MMU-less majority install base is comical. MIPS's embedded MMU bundle is about being competitive for money. It's a simple concept that you don't understand. Amiga Homber's targeting Windows NT shows the unpreparedness with a lack of "next generation" C2-capable AmigaOS, and Commodore wasted resources on AT&T's Unix OS via the AMIX project. AMIX = Make AT&T Great Again. Apple didn't bet its future on AT&T's Unix IP-infected A/UX.