> maybe there is no > support for Milan yet in the kernel? Hades (some atari clone?) has a
Yes. The Hades was the first ATARI clone that was sold in quantities. I once saw Linux running on it decades ago on a computer fair but I don't remember whether it had a 68060 in it at that time or it was still a 68040 box. > selectable option, maybe Milan needs one as well? > Might be worth trying to build an atari kernel with explicit > 060 support > just to test this. Any atari experts here that could tell me > if this is a > waste of time because milan is not supported by the kernel yet? Unfortunately I don't know much about the Milan. The only thing I know is that it was sold as a 68040 box and that users could buy an upgrade to 68060. Peter, is it difficult to go back to 68040 just for testing reasons? Anyway, its a shame that Linux doesn't seem to run on the fastest ATARI clones available. Linux needs a lot of computing power (compared to TOS or even MiNT) so its a pity that current kernels do not run on 2 of 3 fast ATARIs (Milan040, Afterburner). It would be a good idea as well to have 68060 support for ATARIs because there are several ATARIs equipped with Motorolas last incarnation of the m68k family. Hades060 Milan060 Falcon060 (with CT60). Regards, Frank
