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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: motorollin on December 04, 2006, 07:14:34 PM
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I've just received my CS MKIII 060 and installed it in my A4000. I changed the INT/EXT jumpter to EXT and left the other jumper where it was. The machine boots fine and I have copied 68#?.library from the disks supplied to LIBS:. However, after a reboot, "cpu" reports the card as an 040. Is there another jumper I need to change to make it run at its full speed?
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moto
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There are a lot of programs that will report the 060 as an 040. With the proper libs copied in, you should be all set, though. The system boots, so obviously it found the CPU. :lol:
You might want to try one of the newer "cpu" executables (which should recognize the 68060 properly, and to make sure your copyback cache is enabled) or check "WhichAmiga" just to put your mind at ease.
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run SysSpeed V 2.6 (http://aminet.net/util/moni/sspeed26.lha) and see how much juice u got!
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Ahhhh, that might explain it. I'm using KS and WB 3.0. I'll download WhichAmiga and see what that makes of it.
Cheers!
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moto
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You were right - WhichAmiga sees my 060. Thanks a lot :-D Almost time to change my sig!!!
One more question (probably a stupid one): what is the SCSI device of the on-board SCSI controller?
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moto
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Without looking, it's either cybppc.device or cybppcscsi.device. I believe it's the former.
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LoadWB wrote:
Without looking, it's either cybppc.device or cybppcscsi.device. I believe it's the former.
Correct! :-D
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@motorollin
I have copied 68#?.library from the disks supplied to LIBS:
Just to make sure, here is the setup you should have:
*******************************************************************
* To get a layout which works for every processor use this: *
* *
* 37.30 CBM 68040.library -> libs:68040old.library *
* Phase5 68040.library -> libs:68040new.library *
* Phase5 68060.library -> libs:68060.library *
* Phase5 68040dummy.library -> libs:68040.library *
* *
*******************************************************************
This way the system will boot fine if you ever replace the 68060 card with some 68040 one.