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Re: A1000 - How to reduce available memory ?
« on: June 23, 2012, 10:26:25 PM »
Quote from: Prot88;697638
Hi

I have troubles with a Amiga 1000 Golem ram expansion.

Each time I reach 800 Kb of 2 Mb available I have a guru.
I tried to change memory chips but no change.

So, I need to tell my workbench 1.3 not to use bad memory.

I have tried with nofastmem + addmem (start memory) (end memory) but it doesn't work (memory already mounted).

I tried to disable memory with the switch and addmem : no ram expansion found.

Another idea ?


A utility called memeat, available on aminet can cordon off blocks of RAM, but I do not believe you can specify an address range.

I'm not sure if any addmem command can specify a bank of RAM on an expansion board to be allocated.  

I do agree with the posters above that grounding issues in the A1000 are about as likely as a bad RAM chip (maybe 50/50 chance.) Are you sure it's the RAM board?   Have you been able to try other expansions on this 1000, or this 1000 using other expansions?