#Controller #0 Error
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Brian,
Actually, I wound up buying a NEC Multisync JC-1401P3A monitor for
half the advertised price of the CTX from a local man. It appears to
come up in analog mode, but I keep getting a 1701(C) — Controller #0
Error.
Anyway, it responds to the keyboard. I just have to get my 386
bridgeboard to boot properly. It has 5 Meg.
> Date 21.02.94 System Speed
HIGH
> Time 16:54:00 DRAM Wait States 0
> Diskette 0 360K Page Mode ENABLED
> Diskette 1 1.4M On-board Base Memory 640 KB
> Hard Disk 0 NONE On-board Ext Memory 4096 KB
> Hard Disk 1 NONE Off-board Ext Memory 0 KB
> Video COLOR 80 VGA/EGA Shadow ENABLED
> BIOS Shadow ENABLED
———————^^^^^^^^
When I change the Video to VGA/EGA, the monitor works. DF0: is my
shared drive, a 1.4M high density. Drive A: is the 5.25 inch drive that
came with the XT bridgeboard. There is a G-Force 030 with its 5 Meg
mapped to Extended memory (Jumper 12 is pulled). There are hard drives on
the A2091 and the GVP accelerator. The BB is using a hardcard with two 20
Meg hard drives.
The 1084S monitor is attached to the Amiga 2000HD. I am using
Dave Cinege's multi-function card as the VGA controller. The only
change was to JP5 to use IRQ 5 instead of IRQ 7 to allow use of LPT1
or LPT1X.
Gayle,
I lost your previous messages when my HD went south. What speed is
your 386 BB?
"You do trust me, don't you? Of course you do."
— "To Play the King" (BBC)
Brian,
I believe the 386 BB is 16 MHZ.
Gayle
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