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Phillip, >> From what I remember the 2000a looked more like an a1000 than the b2000 the A2000-A has the same casing as all the later A2000-B and A2000-C had. The difference is in the number of layers the motherboard is build. And the internal Video Slot had fewer connectors so you could not put in a flicker fixer without some additional wiring. I still do own an old A2000-A, equipped with a A2090 harddrive controller with a 20MB MFM drive. I use it for software compatibilty tests, and as a terminal for Enforcer/Mungwall/RomWack. It still runs without a flaw. So what are the bugs of the A2000-A that had to be `fixed'? – wkc – … via AP from Hamburg, Germany