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From: mrush@csuchico.edu (Matt "C P." Rush)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech,comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Possible E-Clock fixes
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Date: 11 Oct 90 19:31:42 GMT
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	I was (as many people do) looking over the infamous 14Mhz hack for
the Amiga and was wondering about the possibility of the following solution
to the E-Clock problem.

	Since the mod requires the acquisition of a 14Mhz CPU, you're obviously
going to have an extra 7Mhz CPU sitting around.
	Would it be possible to take that 7Mhz part, hook up the supply voltages,
7Mhz input clock (and maybe a couple other things), and then run the E-Clock
from that CPU into the Amiga's E-Clock input (leaving everything else
unconnected).  Then you would just let the E-Clock from the 14Mhz CPU remain
unconected.  Thus you should have a GENUINE 7Mhz based E-Clock signal ALL the
time.

	Will this work?

	-- Matt

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