CompuServe Thread

#A1200 SCSI+RAM

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#74496From: Tim HaywoodFeb 13, 1994 3:58 AM
Hi There, I am thinking of purchasing a GVP SCSI+RAM board for my A1200. Can you tell me whether fitting the full complement of 8Mb of RAM will interfere with the addressing of the PCMCIA card slot? If so, is it possible to fit 4Mb without problems. Also, is it too much to ask whether you know if an Apple CD300 CD drive will work with the SCSI? Cheers, — _ Tim Haywood _ // | Fidonet: 2:250/151.35 Compuserve: 100327,155 | Nottingham UK \X/ | Internet: slimtim@cix.compulink.co.uk |
#74509From: Jonathan SchmidtFeb 13, 1994 8:26 AM
I can address the CD300 drive question. In the latest AW, they reviewed the two available CD ROM file systems. Either ASIM CDFS or Xetec CDx will recognize that drive. The article and I personally recommend the CDFS. Jonathan Schmidt – On AutoPilot from CompuServe Land
#74536From: Kevin SangwellFeb 13, 1994 4:44 PM
Tim, As far as I am aware, the SCSI/RAM expansion does not conflict with the PCMCIA slot an A1200's. Generally GVP cards do not (my A1230+ II certainly doesn't). The Apple CD300 will work with the SCSI/RAM. Someone (whose name escapes my memory) recenlty tried it and reported so in one of the Amiga Forums. Rgds Kevin 68030/40 A1200… Flying AutoPilot from Surrey in the UK
#74698From: GVP TechFeb 15, 1994 8:55 AM
>I am thinking of purchasing a GVP SCSI+RAM board for my A1200. Can you >tell me whether fitting the full complement of 8Mb of RAM will interfere >with the addressing of the PCMCIA card slot? If so, is it possible to fit 4Mb >without problems. Yes, it will. The A1200 has an 8MB range for adding additional RAM. If you have a PCMCIA RAM card, then you can only install 4MB onto the A1208 GVP card. >Also, is it too much to ask whether you know if an Apple CD300 CD >drive will work with the SCSI? It should work without difficulty, assuming that it adheres to the full SCSI command set. GVP TECH