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Offline alenppc

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Re: fusion forty problems
« on: March 22, 2008, 04:24:18 PM »
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At first it runs "great" but it rapidly gets slower til it crashes...



This sounds like the 68040 is overheating. Check that the CPU heatsink is attached properly and that the fan works. Also check the onboard RAM. If you don't have enough of it, the CPU will start using Zorro-II RAM thus slowing down to an A500 speed.

I think the maximum you can have on the card is 32 Mb. Also check that you have the latest plug-n-go Roms (v3.4).
 

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Re: fusion forty problems
« Reply #1 on: March 26, 2008, 03:44:30 AM »
I guess that from what you've said, your memory is not getting recognized. As such it is no wonder that the card is slow. When working with onboard 16-bit memory the 040 is almost as slow as a 68000.

I would guess that your simms are probably faulty or inappropriate for the board. My FF has 32 Mb on board and it is fully autoconfiguring, no need to add anything to the startup-sequence. The only thing it is picky about is its old v36 68040.library. But that's about it.

So you should try to source some compatible SIMMs...