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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: TjLaZer on November 16, 2006, 03:25:52 AM
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Well trying to get my 3000T running again it seems the CPU slot does not work. I had a CSMK2 in it and system would not boot, I tore it apart to reseat the card (had to do that a few times in the past to get it to boot) This time it does not work. If I remove the card it boots to the onboard 030 fine. I suspected the MK2 was defective, so I installed it in a 4000 today and it works fine. I tried to clean the cpu slot with sand paper in slit and no go. Anything else I can do? I tried to see if my A3640 would work but it seems I am missing a chip: 74F08N. Gonna order it and see if I can get that 040 working in it...
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My A3000T also has the onboard 68030 like yours (Some A3000T-040's did not).
When I changed mine over to use a rev 3.2 A3640 board in the fast slot I remember changing some jumpers to get it to work, and also adding the 74F08N (there is another jumper for that if it's installed as I remember). I don't think the fast slot will work without these jumper changes. The National Amiga Technical pages was the source of this information for me as I remember. I'll try to dig it up if you need it.
Sorry if you know this and have tried it already. PS I also had to upgrade my Roms and make sure the memory was all static column if I'm thinking clearly (this was over 10 years ago :-D)
Good Luck,
Jeff
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Yeah I googled and found this text on jumpers:
A3000T (normal030) A3000T (A3640) | A3000T (A3640-74F08) A3000T (normal030-74F08)
J100 1-2 (closed) 3-4 (removed) | 3-4 (removed) 1-2 (closed)
J102 2-3 (closed) 2-3 (closed) | 2-3 (closed) 2-3 (closed)
J104 1-2 (closed) 2-3 (removed) | 2-3 (removed) 1-2 (closed)
J105 2-3 (removed) 2-3 (removed) | 1-2 (closed) 1-2 (closed)
J106 2-3 (removed) 2-3 (removed) | 1-2 (closed) 1-2 (closed)
J107 2-3 (removed) 2-3 (removed) | 1-2 (closed) 1-2 (closed)
I also ordered the 74F08 chip today so I can get my 040 working in it.
So can Fast Slots go bad?