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 Interrupts are totally different on the 'CG160. No NS32202 chip is usable.
-The 'CG160 has a DE (Direct Exception) bit in the Configuration Register. This bit defeats the Module calling diring interrupts and traps. The NetBSD compiler doesn't support the module capability, anyhow.
+The 'CG160 has a DE (Direct Exception) bit in the Configuration Register. This bit defeats the Module calling during interrupts and traps. The NetBSD compiler doesn't support the module capability, anyhow.
 The 'CG160 has no MMU or CustomCoprocessor capability. The C & M bits in the configuration register instead control division of the input oscillator clock by 2, 4, 8 for power saving.