Ruud Baltissen wrote: > Hallo Geoff, > > > Well, this one has 64KB. No lie. > > > There's a little board that goes on top (with the CPU on it) has four > > rows of 8 4116's. In my book, that's 64KB. :) So I guess looking at the > > motherboard, that means I've got 96kb! :) > > Congratulations first for getting your C=s. Yeah, congrats from me too :-) And about the 8096: The 8096 was actually an expansion board to the 8032, so I guess you got a 8032 that has probably only later been expanded. > Thanks for answering two of my four questions. I have a loose 64 KB expansion > board but haven't found the time yet to test due to two reasons: > 1) I wasn't sure where to hook up the 40 pin connector (but my fair guess was > the 6502) > 2) one RAM-IC was missing and the code was complete unfamiliar I guess that this indeed is a 8096 expansion. > The last two questions are: > 1) do I need extra SW (or ROMs) to make real use of the expansion? I gues the > original BASIC does not see the expansion. You should be able to use the same LOS-96 that you can use with the 8296. On the LOS96 disks there is a test program for the additional RAM. > 2) what is the onboard Motorola-chip MC3242AP? I guess a PLA but does anybody > know for sure and does anybody know the pinouts? Sorry, no idea. Probably it is possible to reverse-engineer the type from the schematics. Andre -- Email address may be invalid. Use "fachat AT physik DOT tu-chemnitz DOT de" ------Fight SPAM - join CAUCE http://www.cauce.org------Thanks, spammers... Andre Fachat, Institute of physics, Technische Universität Chemnitz, FRG http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~fachat - This message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list. To unsubscribe: echo unsubscribe | mail cbm-hackers-request@dot.tcm.hut.fi.
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