do you have the right Agnus chip in there? Even if you do (8372), there may be another jumper that needs to be made. I had the same problem relatively recently on a 2000 refurb. The thread is here, somewhere - but the jumper I am talking about only has its solder pads - NOT a traditional pin and removable jumper scenario. If you don't get this figured out, I'll take a look at my spare A2000 mobo hanging on the wall and identify what solder pads I am talking about and report back. At work now is the thing. In the meantime, if you want to look for yourself - look for some tiny square pads (3 of 'em) near Agnus. If this is the problem, you simply cut the one trace and solder a connection to the other starting from the middle pad. 'Course, I could be totally wrong and getting my mobo revisions mixed up. I see Mechy is on the spot to help save the day... lmao
Very unlikely you've got bad RAM chips as most of the time, it'll show full RAM available, but yield strange problems as it fills up.
