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SubjectRe: Linux 64 bit - Trillium
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Philipp Rumpf wrote:
> > AT&T's Hobbit processor.
>
> Is the name of the architecture CRISP or would that be a separate one ?
>
> > Matsushita's MN10300. Fujitsu FR30. Sun MAJC.
> > Notional Semidestructors 32016. Jeff Dike's usermode port. Linux/L4.
> > mkLinux. There are some m68k machines which aren't included yet like
> > sun3, next and apollo DN. pc532 (see www.netbsd.org). The i860 and i960.
>
> AFAIK i[89]60 don't have a real MMU.

i960CA doesn't have an MMU. There are models that DO have an MMU.

Back in '92 when I worked with the i960 processor, commercial users
could buy processors with one out of:

- Super scalar
- MMU & ???
- Floating point unit.

US Military could buy any two of those. But 8 years is a lot in
computer-industry.

Roger.

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