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From: "Joe Torre" <joetee@mindspring.com>
To: <cbm-hackers@dot.tml.hut.fi>
Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2000 11:02 PM
Subject: Re: C= parts: Amiga ROMs
> No, not quite true. (but a 1M KS would be hackable when its
> available!)
The sockets for the ROMs (on my A600 and A1200) have got two unused pins,
making these computers read for a new KS!
> The 3.1 kickstart is also 512K. The cool feature being that the
> datapath to the roms is 32bits wide!
Yes, I was in error.
> Kickstart being spread accross 2 x 128K x 16bits chips = 512K.
So, on the A600 the KS chip is 256K x 16bit = 512Kb?
> Thus an A1200 has a data path twice as wide (32) and twice as fast
> (14Mhz) as A500-A1000-A2000 models, but still 512Kbyte.
Only the Kickstart 3.2 of the Walker prototype was 1Mb, I think.
Ciao!
Daniele Gratteri (dan.il.mito@ciaoweb.it)
(ICQ N° 53943994 - FIAT1100D in IRC)
CBM & AMIGA FOREVER!
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