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	Hi,this is just a brief note to explain what all the files in this
zoo do.

	You should find 2 .S files containing all the source for the
binaries I've included.You should also find the following binaries:


	fast00.prg
	fast01.prg
	fast10.prg
	fast11.prg
	fastst.prg
	fastst2.prg
	
	noi_boot.prg
	noc_boot.prg
	boot.prg
	
	
	If any of these files are missing,don't panic,they can all be made
using the assembler source provided.

	Now let me explain what all the binaries do:
	
	All the 'fastxxx' prgs are versions of 'Fastrom' which basically 
moves your TT's ROMs and MMU translation tables into TT RAM.You can also
fool your 68030 into using only 24 bit addresses like a 68000 does.

	The various versions of fast do the following:
	
	fast00 - just moves the MMU tables into TT RAM.
	fast01 - moves the ROMs and MMU tables into TT RAM.
	fast10 - moves the MMU tables and sets 24 bit addressing.
	fast11 - moves ROM,MMU tables and sets 24 bit addressing. 

The 'fastst' and 'fastst2' versions MUST be used by TT owners who don't
have any TT RAM.They do the following: 

	fastst 	- moves the MMU tables to the top of ST RAM.
	fastst2 - moves the MMU tables and sets 24 bit addressing.
	
	
	The 'boot' programs allow you to run _most_ ST bootsectors from
the desktop.They all do the same thing,but they allow you to decide how
you want the '030's cache set up before the bootsector is run.

	boot 	 - runs the bootsector with both caches on.
	noi_boot - runs the bootsector with the data cache on.
	noc_boot - runs the bootsector with both caches off.
	
	Well that's all I think I need to say,for more information,
read the source!

	If you have any problems then feel free to e-mail me:
	
		jdmt@dcs.ed.ac.uk
		
	Anyway,have fun and good luck!
	
		Cheers,
			Joe Tapply.