ReKickReset 40.1
			Copyright © 1996 by Mark Knibbs

Freely distributable provided no changes are made and no charge above
reasonable distribution costs is levied. This program may be included on Aminet
CDs.

ReKickReset is a tool for users of ReKick.

Purpose:	Enable the user to reset a ReKicked machine as transparently as
		possible directly back into the RAM Kickstart.

Features:	· Patches exec.library/ColdReboot() to call the new reset
		  routine.
		· Installs a keyboard.device reset handler, to enable Ctrl-
		  Amiga-Amiga keyboard resets to work properly.
		· Automatically handles variable start-of-chip-memory addresses.
		  The default is $400, but users of ShapeShifter will be using
		  a higher value, probably $2000 or $3000.

Usage:		Copy ReKickReset to C:. Add it to your startup-sequence as
		early as possible (but after ReKick itself, obviously)

Caveats:	· If your Amiga has a lame keyboard, the reset handler feature
		  may not be available to you. My Amiga 2000 keyboard does
		  support this feature.
		· If the RAM-based Kickstart has become corrupted, your Amiga
		  will most likely crash at reset. Just press Ctrl-Amiga-Amiga
		  to go back to the ROM Kickstart in this case.
		· It is not possible in this version to use reset-surviving
		  ROMTags, to preserve the alert-timing value in ExecBase or to
		  enable use of the Boot Menu.

Bugs:		Does not currently check whether the reset handler has already
		been installed if you run it more than once. This should be
		harmless, and won't be a problem if used in the suggested
		manner.

History:	40.1 (22.8.96)	First public release.

Support:	This version does pretty much all that I require. However, if
		you have any suggestions, comments or bug reports, I would like
		you to tell me. I cannot be contacted by email, but my address
		is as follows:
			'Meadowbank'
			25 Rutts Lane
			West Lavington
			Devizes
			Wilts SN10 4LN
			United Kingdom
		If you would like me to send you the latest version of
		ReKickReset, please enclose a disk and International Reply
		Coupon(s) to cover postage. If you've written any nice
		programs, why not put them on the disk?

Thanks to:	Frank Wille, for writing the excellent PhxAss. It's much better
		than lame old Devpac 3.14!
		Martin Berndt, for writing the nice MultiCX utility.