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From: yorkw@stable.ecn.purdue.edu (Willis F York)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Re: 14 mhz Hack
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Date: 1 Oct 90 15:57:02 GMT
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>> I've seen a few postings lately about placing a 14mhz 68000 in a A500
>> and some info files were said to exist on this.  Where are these info files?
>> I would also like to hear from someone who has done this modification and can
>> tell me the problems/benefits of doing this.
>

Well I found 14mhz.lzh on New xanth, the project seems simple,
But i basicially am a total clutz, Is anyone out ther who can (or have)
do this for me?

Other questions:

IS this project Totally reversable, (easially also)

What's this i hear about drive problems? If i use a Noral Workbench
in "Fast" mode i have to EITHER ise a special prog to Slow down the Drives?
or use "14mhz" formated floppies? Thus most Games will require a 
switch to slow mode...

can ya boot up in FAST mode on a Normal "7mhz" floppie? Or do ya
have to make a Custom 14mhz boot disk. ......

Somthing's awfuly confusing here....
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