From: Anders Carlsson (anders.carlsson_at_sfks.se)
Date: 2008-03-18 15:34:19
Ullrich von Bassewitz wrote:
> There is no kernal to utilize the additional RAM. If you add kernal and
> basic
> from a 620, it is possible to use 256K for basic programs. Machine
> language
> programs are able to use all of the memory of course.
Do you have any good examples of B-series software requiring a 256K machine?
Out the half dozen CBM-610's I sold in recent years, I have kept one 256K
(*), but I haven't used it much. Other than for databases and similar, I
can't start to imagine which type of program could have use of 1 MB, but on
the other hand I know about REUs and such for the C64/128 where 1 MB isn't
impossibly large.
(*) Has any "real" CBM-620 been confirmed, or are all upgraded 610's?
Regards
--
Anders Carlsson
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