Re: 32-bit addressing switch ...

[Scott Holder]

Byron Q. Desnoyers Winmill wrote:

With all of these SE and SE/30 questions, I'm beginning to wonder
whether a Colour Classic is a Compact Mac.  ;-)
Is there any convenient way to switch between 24 and 32-bit addressing
during the bootup stage?  I have an IIe upgraded LC 575 in a Colour
Classic case and don't want to put 28 MB of RAM to waste just
because of this new toy.
<snip>

I don't know of any convenient way to switch, but I do know of an 
extension called Force32 that will force it to 32 bit on. I don't know 
if any way to do the opposite at boot.

Scott Holder

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