Features of WHDLoad
- startable via CLI or Workbench
- memory protection using MMU (if available)
- absolutely clear return to the OS (depends on the Slave)
- possibility to use "disk images" and/or usual files
- variable chip-memory size for the installed program from $2000 up to $200000
- unlimited fast-memory size for the installed program
- intelligent allocation of chip-memory, partial absolute and partial independent
- caching of files and disk images on startup
and dynamically on runtime (LRU)
- automatic decrunching of files and disk images using XPK
- automatic decrunching of files if the Slave supports it (RNC/IMP/TPWM/CRM)
- emulation of MOVE SR,ea from User-Mode on 68010+
- emulation of unsupported integer-instructions on 68060
- advanced debugging support (memory dump, register dump, file
access logging, logging of custom register
accesses)
- Enforcer/Cyberguard and VMM proof as long as option NoVBRMove/S is not used
WHDLoad has been tested on the following machines
- A1200 BlizzardIV 030/50/50 2 MB Chip 16 MB Fast AGA Kick 39.106
- A2000 GVP 030/25/25 1 MB Chip 1+4 MB Fast ECS Kick 37.175
- A4000 CS 060/50 2 MB Chip 16 MB Fast CV64 Kick 40.068
- A4000 CSPPC 060/50 2 MB Chip 144 MB Fast CV64 Kick 40.068
- x86 Win2k WinUAE 0.8.21r1
- x86 AmigaXL
- and many others...