THIS PACKAGE COMES WITH ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR
 IMPLIED, STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO USE, RESULTS AND
 PERFORMANCE OF THE PACKAGE IS ASSUMED BY YOU AND IF THE PACKAGE SHOULD PROVE
 TO BE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE ENTIRE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING,
 REPAIR OR OTHER REMEDIATION.
 UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, CAN THE AUTHOR BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE
 CAUSED IN ANY USUAL, SPECIAL, OR ACCIDENTAL WAY, ALSO IF THE OWNER OR A THIRD
 PARTY HAS BEEN POINTED AT SUCH POSSIBILITIES OF DAMAGE.

 This install applies to "One Day on Mars" © 1992 Exile.

 Requirements:
 -------------
 This install requires WHDLoad to be in the path.
 To install from a different drive than DF0: select installation mode Expert.

 The installed demo requires 0.5 MB ChipMem (+0.8 MB OtherMem for preload).
 It can be quit by pressing F10 (key can be changed with Tooltype "QuitKey=").


 Features:
 ---------
 - Full load from HD
 - OS stuff patched (file loading)
 - DMA wait in replayer fixed (x8)
 - Interrupt settings fixed
 - Bplcon0 color bit fixes (x6)
 - Blitter waits added (x3)
 - Illegal Bplcon2 settings fixed
 - Byte write to BltCon1 fixed
 - Wrong BltCon0 settings (line drawer) fixed
 - Interrupts fixed
 - Memory trashing (too small module buffer) fixed (see below)
 - NewIcon (created by me)
 - Source code included
 - Quit option that works on 68000 machines (default key is F10)

 Nice music disk with neat intro and good tunes. Creating the patch
 took about 45 minutes, one particular problem that kept me busy for a
 while was the trashed scroller area after loading a tune. Turns out the
 module buffer was too small hence memory was trashed. When loading from
 disk the several BSS sections were relocated to different memory locations
 which hid this problem very well. In the WHDLoad patch the BSS sections are
 located all next to each other which means the scroll screen which
 follows directly atfer the module buffer was trashed. Always interesting
 which bugs reveal itself when certain conditions are changed. :)

 Other than that the code is pretty fine. I also like this part of the
 scroll text:

 "WE JUST H A T E TECHNO MUSIC !!! SISTERS OF MERCY, SKINNY PUPPY AND
  FRONTLINE ASSEMBLY RULES !!!".

 Apparently the Exile guys had a great taste in music! :)

 
 All files in the "data" directory can be packed with any of the crunchers
 supported by WHDLoad (FImp, ProPack etc.).

 Enjoy the music disk from HD.
 Sting, 10-Jan-2017


 Greetings to all in Scarab and Scoopex, the WHDLoad team, PMC,
 Musashi5150, Skan, Slummy, Loaderror, Frequent, Wayne Kerr, Mr.Spiv,
 Alpha One, CFou!, Paradroid, Audiomonster, Vention, Slammer
 Axis, Tim, Triace, Britelite, Buzzer and all the other usual suspects. :)

 Special greetings to all Golf MK1 fans worldwide and all classic
 car owners/drivers. :)

 Extra greetings to the usual suspects on #amigascne, see you all at
 Revision 2017! :)


 History:
 --------

 version 1.00 (10.01.2017) done by StingRay:
 - initial release
 - source code included


 Contact:
 --------
 If you have problems with this installation please try and get a newer
 version of this package from the WHDLoad WWW-Page. If that doesn't help try
 some Tooltypes like NOCACHE, NOAUTOVEC, EXPCHIP, NOMMU, PAL or NTSC. If
 that also fails, please inform the author via the Bug-Report-Form which
 can be accessed on the WHDLoad WWW-Page.

 For the full WHDLoad package, other installs and updates refer to:
	http://www.whdload.de/
 or	aminet:dev/misc/whdload#?
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