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#A2000+A2630 Help

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#97679From: Jim DuttonApr 29, 1993 12:34 AM
One of the users in our local Amiga user group is having a problem with his A2000. Any suggestions would be more than welcome: system: A2000 (Rev. 6.2 motherboard), 1MB CHIP RAM, Grandslam HD controller with 4MB 16-bit RAM, Quantum 105MB HD, A2630 accelerator with Rev. 7 ROMs and 4MB 32-bit RAM, Kickstart V2.04, WorkBench V2.1 problem: can access all 4MB of 32-bit RAM and 1MB CHIP RAM while in 68030 mode; as soon as they try to use the additional 4MB of 16-bit RAM on the Grandslam, their system crashes, but putting the system in 68K only mode is able to access the 4MB 16-bit RAM without any problem (4MB of 32-bit RAM is disabled); all memory maps into the "68K 9MB" range when using accelerator and it all appears as 16-bit "merged" memory (ARTM and Sysinfo do not show any 32-bit RAM)
#97799From: Robert ComerApr 30, 1993 12:09 AM
You have an addressing conflict. The 32 bit ram is trying to configure into the same addresses as the 16 bit RAM. There ought to be a jumper on the 2630 let lets you map the RAM outside of the 9M 68K address range. Bob Comer — Cruising the nets on AutoPilot
#97927From: Jim DuttonMay 1, 1993 12:02 AM
Hmm – interesting idea (A2630 jumper to map RAM outside base 68K address range). I will pass this information on and see if it helps any. Thanks. Real World:southern Illinois,USA Internet:ca0008 at siucvmb.siu.edu