Picasso II Memory

[BoingBoss]

Hi EdKing,

If you look at my original request, I asked for a set of WB2.1 disks, not copies.

That's right, you asked for a set of WB 2.1 disks and that is exactly what you got.  You did not say anything about them having to be "original disks".  If you had, I would have told you sorry I can't help you.

I am not a "clown".  You just need to be more specific in what you ask for.

[BoingBoss]

Hi Piru,

So you're selling pirated copies of AmigaOS aswell?

Like I tried telling you guys before, I had Amiga OS 4 (Full Version) before it was even released, but you guys did not believe me.

You damn pirate scum!

Proud of it too.  Just think of all the money I have saved through the decades.   :-D

[EdKing]

Proud of it too. Just think of all the money I have saved through the decades.

It is one thing to copy software illegally, it is another to sell illegal copies to someone. I am not commenting anymore as I don't wan't to enter a flame war with a CLOWN like you.

Ed King  

[Azryl]

@Ed King

Welcome  :-)

[B00tDisk]

Well well well, lookee here.  Doomy "helps" another user with his "expertise".

Keep it up, slappy, and I'm sure someone will report you to the SPA.  (Laugh all you want, chuckles, any version of WB is still the property of KMOS/AInc., whether you like it or not.)

[CU_AMiGA]

That is why i am leaving the "professional" Amiga scene - cos off {bleep} like this.

[lorddef]

@doomy

you {bleep}ing {bleep}ing {bleep}ing {bleep}. {bleep} off. {bleep}

[orange]

Edking, can you tell us from what (ISA?) graphics cards did RAM chips work on Picasso II? (manufacturer, model, RAM size..)

[EdKing]

orange wrote:
Edking, can you tell us from what (ISA?) graphics cards did RAM chips work on Picasso II? (manufacturer, model, RAM size..)

I don't remember the cards (I am at work right now, will post the cards tonight) but the chip numbers were 4c4256-7 on one, and 4c4256-70 on the other. After I installed them I used a program from Aminet (don't remember name, will post tonight) to add the picasso mem as fast mem, then used GVP's memtest to test the ram. The test passed, and the Picasso is working fine now.

Ed King

[Cyberus]

@ Ed

If you look at vesalia.de and do a search for "amiga os 2.1", you can get OS 2.1 and Manual for $8.50 + shipping, or you can get a bundle inc 2.05 rom for a couple of dollars more

[EdKing]

@orange

The one board is a Diamond Computer Systems SpeedStar VGA board, the other is a Cirrus Logic VGA
board, made for Compudyne, Part no 1X0-0203-607.

The software from Aminet for using the Picasso memory as fastram is apm3311.lha.


Ed King

[EdKing]

@Cyberus

Thanks for the link.

Ed King

[Orjan]

@Edking

If you are still interested in OS2.1 disks, www.vesalia.de has them in a set consisting of the 5 disks ( original, to my knowledge :-)  ), kickstart 2.05 and english manual for only 8.90€. ( Around the same in US$ )

So much for "Workbench 2.1 is the rarest of the Amiga Workbenches and is now going up in value with "retro" collectors."

But I guess it´s good that Doomy got screwed when he bought his: "I paid almost $50.00 for Workbench 2.1 with the boxed manuals, in new condition."

 :lol: