This document is for users who are using the versions 37.10 or
	greater of 68040.library. 

	A4000 or A3640 Card owners should see the MAPROM option in the
	main document.
	
	PLEASE CHECK WHICH VERSION YOU ARE USING, AND IF YOU ARE USING
	37.10 OR GREATER YOU MUST FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS BELOW OR THE 
	PROGRAM WILL NOT WORK!!
	
	IF YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW TO CHECK THE VERSION OF THE LIBRARY,
	USE THE COMMODORE 'VERSION' COMMAND. (EG. version libs:68040.library)
	
	V2.1+ of Set040 was done especially for these new versions of
	the library.  These new libraries are making use the MMU and
	this makes the function of Set040 much more difficult.  The
	rest of this document will explain the differences when Set040
	and the new 68040.library are present and the changes you must
	make to your startup-sequence in order for the two to work.
	
	Set040 will refuse to install itself if the MMU is already in
	use, this means that the normal method of usage, as described
	in the Set040 document file will no longer work, because when 
	Setpatch installs 68040.library the MMU will be replaced.
	 
	You must change your startup-sequence so that the Commodore
	Setpatch command comes *AFTER* the Set040 entries.
	
EXAMPLE
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; $VER: startup-sequence 39.9 (9.8.92)

C:Version >NIL:
C:AddBuffers >NIL: DF0: 15
FailAt 21

set040 >nil: kickrom
set040 >nil: fastrom reverse reset noclick
C:SetPatch QUIET
....

    	Commodore has written the 68040.library to be compatible with
    	Set040 if used this way.  It will make sure that the current
    	location of the kickstart is the same when the new MMU tables
    	become active.
    	
    	The Setpatchpatch program of mine is no longer required, as the
    	new 68040.library takes care of the patches that used to be done
    	by this program.
    	
    	The reset handler had to be changed in order to work.  When the
    	new library took over the MMU, Set040's tables are replaced.  The
    	reset handler keeps a note of where the tables are, and replaces
    	them upon a reset, and completely re-installs the Set040 setup.
    	This allows the Kickstart to survive the reboot as it always did.
    	The startup-sequence 'setpatch' entry will once again replace the
    	Set040 setup and this process will continue each boot.
    	
    	
    	The 'FULLMAP' option of Set040 becomes rather redundant, as the
    	new library sets up its own entire mapping, and only copies the
    	Kickstart location.  You can of course still do the 'NOCLICK' patch
    	as shown in the above example.
    	
    	The 'VERBOSE' option of Set040 will currently show ALIENMMU and
    	not show any more info.  In the next version I will change this
    	so that is will show the setup of 68040.library's installation.