#Bridgeboard Problem
James,
I doubted that I stopped the keyboard problem, but I've tried many times to
lock up the keyboard and it now works fine. It used to lock up when I typed
using a PC word processor (and I type slowly). I tried randomly typing every
key very rapidly, holding keys down and using arrow keys, but now it works
fine.
If it will help here are some of my settings:
[A4000/040 (10 MB RAM), 1084, A2386SX-25 (5 MB RAM)]
PCPREFS
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PC Configuration v3.0
Janus Handler Load Segment: D000
Janus Handler Shadowed: YES
Monochrome Display Adapter Emulation: DISABLED <- this was ENABLED
Color Graphics Adapter Emulation: ENABLED
Default Bridgeboard Video Mode: COLOR
Bridgeboard Speaker: OFF <- this was ON
Drive A: SHARED
Drive B: INTERNAL
Shared Amiga Drive: DF0:
Shared Amiga Drive Type: DUAL SPEED
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BBSETUP
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Commodore Setup Utility
Date System Speed HIGH
Time DRAM Wait States 0
Diskette 0 1.4M Page Mode ENABLED
Diskette 1 NONE On-board Base Memory 640 KB
Hard Disk 0 NONE On-board Ext Memory 3008 KB
Hard Disk 1 NONE Off-board Ext Memory 0 KB
Video COLOR 80 VGA/EGA Shadow DISABLED
BIOS Shadow ENABLED
Total DRAM on the Bridgeboard = 5120 KB
No on-board extended memory if base memeory < 640 KB
On-board DRAM not used as base, ext, and shadow memeory can be used for EMS
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PC side pull-down menu settings
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Adjust Key Timing… 5000 microseconds
Cursor Blink Rate 2
Number of Text Colors 16 Colors
Display Task Priority +10
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I hope this helps (or you find a VGA monitor and card in a closet
somewhere).
Les from Bayonne, NJ via Auto Pilot 1.77
-TTFN