RemApollo and Blizkick for TF1260

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RemApollo and Blizkick for TF1260

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Does anyone know what these two programs "RemApollo and BlizKick" really do to optimize the operation of the accelerator? Because the performance gain when using these two programs is remarkable. Would it be possible to make a similar program for the TF1260?
I'm a new user and forgive me if I asked a silly question.
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Re: RemApollo and Blizkick for TF1260

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hardgb wrote: 17 Feb 2022 01:06 Does anyone know what these two programs "RemApollo and BlizKick" really do to optimize the operation of the accelerator? Because the performance gain when using these two programs is remarkable. Would it be possible to make a similar program for the TF1260?
I'm a new user and forgive me if I asked a silly question.
MuFastRom will do the same thing as Blizkick (basically copy ROM into fast ram) and it should be installed by default on your 1260.

No idea what RemApollo is however.
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Re: RemApollo and Blizkick for TF1260

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alenppc wrote: 17 Feb 2022 02:05
hardgb wrote: 17 Feb 2022 01:06 Does anyone know what these two programs "RemApollo and BlizKick" really do to optimize the operation of the accelerator? Because the performance gain when using these two programs is remarkable. Would it be possible to make a similar program for the TF1260?
I'm a new user and forgive me if I asked a silly question.
MuFastRom will do the same thing as Blizkick (basically copy ROM into fast ram) and it should be installed by default on your 1260.

No idea what RemApollo is however.
Indeed. There is no need to make these custom programs on systems with an MMU. They work by mapping ROM to fastram and thus letting the machine execute rom code much faster than it normally would. MMULib does this with mufastrom.

This has been available from the start with all TF cards that have an MMU as i've been collaborating with Thor on how to get this to work out of the box.

It may be necessary to do something if we eventually run out of MMU capable CPUs.
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Re: RemApollo and Blizkick for TF1260

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terriblefire wrote: 17 Feb 2022 09:09
Indeed. There is no need to make these custom programs on systems with an MMU. They work by mapping ROM to fastram and thus letting the machine execute rom code much faster than it normally would. MMULib does this with mufastrom.

This has been available from the start with all TF cards that have an MMU as i've been collaborating with Thor on how to get this to work out of the box.

It may be necessary to do something if we eventually run out of MMU capable CPUs.
Thanks for the clarifications ;)

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