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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: trip6 on June 13, 2007, 12:19:12 AM
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Can I install a Fatter Angus 8327a 1mb into an A500 without modification, I mean is it just a straight chip swap and it will work?
All help is greatly appreciated, Thanks.
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Did u need ECS? No? Then give it a try.
But 1st an advertise: u need an A500 revision 6 board. Don't even try to fiddle around with other versions, too much hacks to do (wiring around, poking around....)
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It will work, but in order to access the additional RAM, you will need:
a 512k expansion in the "trap door" (will be addressed as "chip mem" instead of "slowmem")
A minor modification to the motherboard, depending on the board revision.
http://www.l8r.net/technical/t-agnus-installation.shtml
On Rev 6 boards, you can solder the extra RAM directly to the motherboard.
There's a real good writeup on this somewhere, I just can't seem to find it...
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Angus isn't fat. At least not the last time I saw him running around on stage :-)
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McVenco wrote:
Angus isn't fat. At least not the last time I saw him running around on stage :-)
its all time typo, it was FLAT AGNUS first
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Chain wrote:
McVenco wrote:
Angus isn't fat. At least not the last time I saw him running around on stage :-)
its all time typo, it was FLAT AGNUS first
Thank goodness for that - I was starting to take it personally. ;-)
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And
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/78/AngusYoung1.JPG/240px-AngusYoung1.JPG)
isn't either - thank God! :lol: