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If you have the EMPLANT software installed, you MUST remove these lines
from the s:startup-sequence file:

;EMPLANT Begin
assign t: ram:t
execute >NIL: SetupEMPLANT
;EMPLANT End

Also, delete the 'SetupEMPLANT' file in the s: directory as it is no
longer needed.

FUSION does not use RsrvMem.  It uses a program called, 'RsrvWarm'.
This program IS compatible with EMPLANT, so you will not lose
backwards compatibility.  You must use the -e option with RsrvWarm
(i.e.  RsrvWarm >NIL: -e) if you want to use EMPLANT's software.

With System 7.6.0 and later, Apple has discontinued support for 256K
ROMs.  In order to use System 7.6.0 or 7.6.1, you will need either
512K or 1meg ROMs.

With System 8.0 and later, Apple has discontinued support for 512K
ROMs.  In order to use System 8.0 and later, you will need to use
1meg ROMs.  With FUSION, you can use System 8.0 with an 030, even
though Apple states that it works only with 040 and PowerPC machines.


You MUST be using the GENERIC system software upgrade.  You can NOT
use system disks included with a real MAC (these disks only have
resources necessary for the machine it is shipped with!)


If you get a message about the ROM ID WORD being incorrect, turn off
the MMU in the MEMORY menu.  You have a hardware problem with you Amiga.
Generally, the problem is the hard drive controller, but also may
be the MMU itself.  Make sure that you are not using an 'EC' processor
(680EC030 or 680EC040) as neither of this processors come with an
MMU built in.


If you had a Retina board at one time, and it is no longer installed,
remove the 'retina.library' from your LIBS: directory.  If you don't,
you will get a recoverable alert everytime the video drivers are
checked.  There is no problem with this, it is just annoying.