On 08/12/2016 08:43 AM, Clockmeister wrote: > > > On 12/08/2016 12:55 PM, smf wrote: >> On 12/08/2016 01:56, Clockmeister wrote: >> >>> >>> As an aside, the very earliest (non-Commodore branded on the fascia) >>> PAL Amigas sold in Australia were NTSC machines converted to PAL by >>> Commodore. >>> You can see the additional board added by Commodore here standing >>> vertical with the crystal on it. >>> >>> http://users.on.net/~clockmeister/other/Amiga-1000/A1000%20internals3.JPG >>> >>> >>> I'm not sure what the actual chip numbers are anymore, I would have >>> to pull the A1000 out of storage and open it up. >>> If there is interest, I will. >> >> I am interested, it looks to me as if that has an 8367 PAL Agnus in it. >> >> Commodore is the kind of upside down company where they could make a >> PAL version of Agnus quicker than they could get a pcb >> designed/manufactured, I wonder what the story is behind that. >> > > I've dug out the A1000 only to discover that I have replace Denise and > Agnus for later chips at some point. Probably because you wanted the EHB mode which the earlier DENISE didn't support. I only know a single PAL AGNUS in 48pin though, that would be the 8367R0. > FWIW Paula is an 8364 R4 week 43 1985 in that machine and I'm certain at > least that is the original one and is certainly the oldest that I have > found thus far. That is an old one, the usual PAULA was the 8364R7. Gerrit Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2016-08-12 07:00:39
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