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Offline MrZammler

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Re: A3000d - Zorro mysteries
« on: March 03, 2005, 11:51:09 AM »
Geia sou Spyro,

I guess you have already tried all the obvious stuff, it's a mystery why these cards dont work...

My 3000 worked fine with superbuster 7 and a Picasso II and an X-surf II. I have since upgraded to buster 11, but that would only be required if there was any DMA board installed.

Have you tried messing with any jumpers on the mobo?

Anyway, sorry I cant really help, but if you need a fellow A3000D Greek owner to test/discuss, let me know (i'll be hanging around #amigahellas too).
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Re: A3000d - Zorro mysteries
« Reply #1 on: March 03, 2005, 01:12:05 PM »
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spyros1973 wrote:
Another thing that puzzes me with the machine is that when the Picasso is not connected and I run in ECS 640x512 mode, I see some icon corruption when double-clicking on icons (=the highlighted icon appears corrupted). This problem disappears when I use the Picasso, probably indicating that some chip RAM is faulty? Can these problems be connected?

MrZammler - I'd be happy to meet another fellow amiga user (even though I mostly belong in the "Amiga nostalgists now"). Visit my site at www.paraschis.gr for my contact details.


Hmm, try pressing down on the chip mem chips make sure every other chip is correctly seated. What's the status on the battery btw?
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