At 01:18 pm 20/08/2001 +0200, you wrote:
>Adrian Vickers wrote:
>> Then there's the 3016 (not 4016, as I wrote in c.s.cbm). That switches on,
>> and displays a picture, but it's full of garbage.
>
>Clear evidence of video logic which hasn't been initialized. Could be a
>number of things, like a blasted ROM, faulty RAM, a broken CPU and even
>the power supply.
DOH!
This will teach me to ask the list before I even take a proper look....
The 6502 wasn't even properly in the socket, just sort of resting in it
(how it survived the trip down one set of stairs into my car, a 200 mile
car journey, a trip up 3 flights of stairs to my flat, plus a couple of
movements around without actually falling out, I'll never know...
Still, I plugged it in properly, and now I have a fully working 3016!
The chap I got these off made me promise not to tell him how easy they'd be
to fix, as he'd be upset. I think in the case of the 3016, he'd be crying
into his beer...!
Cheers!
Ade.
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