Bradlee,
The Commodore bridgeboards have their own memory for running MS-DOS
software. This memory is totally on the PC side of the machine. There is
a 512K region of the Amiga's memory map that's reserved by the
bridgeboard's janus chipset. That's how the janus.library on the Amiga
communicates with the BB.
Hope this answers your question. If not, please let me know.
David
Bradlee:
The bridgeboard uses its own memory (512k) , but there is a program
here on Compuserve that allows you to use Amiga memory as LIMS memory
on the bridgeboard.
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