Previous versions of SIOD ran fine on all 68000 based Amigas I could
test them on. This version does not work correctly on an Amiga 3000
using the stop-and-copy garbage collection scheme. However, the
mark-and-sweep scheme works fine.

I suspect that siod will work properly in all modes on Amigas without
memory above the normal 68000 address space for both stop-and-copy and
mark-and-sweep.

As elsewhere, this is made available as part of my ongoing search to
find the perfect LISP system for the Amiga. I don't plan on doing
either more work or support for this, and am making it available
should others wish to do so. The author has been notified of the
problems on the Amiga 3000, and may provide a fix in a later release.