On Thu, 21 Dec 1995, Rick C. Petty wrote:

> On Thu, 21 Dec 1995, The Great Mr. Kurtz <davagatw@mars.utm.edu> wrote:
> 
> Does it say the trap #?

Yeah.  SwapMMUMode: Trap=$A05D

You can check the current mode by looking in Low Mem.  Location is:

MMU32bit	EQU $0CB2

Possible values:

false32b	EQU 0
true32b 	EQU 1

FYI, I have confirmed a value of 1 on a 32 bit system, though I don't 
have a 24-bit system to test on except my PB145 and I don't have FB 
installed on it's micro hard-drive (40 Mb).

It shouldn't be hard to check that and make the call if necesary.  I 
suspect that's most of what MODE32 does.  It's part of the OU OS 
Utilities (manager).  It seems call-able in C with SwapMMUMode(); or in 
Assembly with _SwapMMUMode.  Hope this means something to someone.

Later,

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