Whether WinUAE can do it or not is completely irrelevant - WinUAE is an emulator, and it is creating a virtual set of hardware. WinUAE gets to decide the spec of the machine. Amiga motherboard custom chips are set in stone - isn't that obvious?
Being defiant and ignoring the designer of the machine is slightly idiotic, too, to say the least.
And who needs ChipRAM anyway? It's slow as hell compared to Fast. Ever see a piece of Amiga software that needs more than 2MB Chip?
Get yourself a RAM board and bask in the luxury of speedy memory. Add a graphics card and ChipRAM then rarely gets touched - as someone else said, my A4000 boots to Workbench with way over 2,000,000 bytes free and it never drops below 1.8 when I'm working.
