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Re: Startup key functions CyberstormPPC
« on: March 03, 2005, 06:06:25 PM »
2 things to check.

1) After the color cycle press the caps lock key repeated(if you have an original Amiga keyboard). Watch the caps lock light. If it stops responding after you hit the key ~8-9 times, then the 060 CPU is not working. If it keeps going on and off, the CPU is good/talking.

2) To get to the CSPPC early boot menu, press the F1(IIRC) while cold booting.
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Re: Startup key functions CyberstormPPC
« Reply #1 on: March 03, 2005, 06:16:43 PM »
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Robert17 wrote:
ah, good pointer, well the caps lock stops working after a few times, maybe I'll buzz on down to Amigakit for a new 060


I would't do that yet. The 060 itself is almsot definately good, there may be a poor connection at the socket itself. If I were you, with the computer off, I'd gently raise the 060 up in the socket. You don't necessaily need to remove the 060 entirely, just lift it about half way out. Next simply push it getly but firmly back into place in the socket. Mount everything back carefully and cross your fingers. If everything works, leave it be and don't touch again:-D
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Re: Startup key functions CyberstormPPC
« Reply #2 on: March 04, 2005, 07:33:25 PM »
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Robert17 wrote:
Well, after several re-seatings it's now working, for how long I don't know, glad to have it back though. Hopefully it'll keep going so long as I don't move it too suddenly or give it any jolts whilst moving it back into my room. Does anyone know if it's possible to have the 68k socket re-made or something?

Robert


Nah, I think you'll be fine. It should keep working.
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