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From: kengo@rpi.edu (Kenneth Goldenberg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Re: Fat AGNUS
Keywords: sysinfo, brenda
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Date: 27 Dec 90 06:02:03 GMT
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anlhille@rose.ucs.indiana.edu writes:
>dsg@cci632.UUCP (David Greenberg) writes...
>| 
>|	Does any one know how to figure out which agnus chip is installed 
>|in the 2000? Is there a program???? or do you have to open up the machine?
>
>Yeah! I know I've got  Fatter Agnus in my 2500, but I have no clue whatsoever
>as to what's in my 500. Could someone (At C=, maybe?!) write or point us to a
>program that can determine which chips we've got?

I didn't think this was of general interest, but if anyone cares, there is
a program called sysinfo by Nic Wilson.  I found it on GEnie, and it seems
to have appeared in the Sep 1990 Jumpdisk.  It gives some numbers about
your system (Mhz etc) and gives some comparisons to other "stock" Amigas
(500 w/ 512k, 2500/030 3000 etc)  It tells you what you have in the way of
custom chips.  I dl'ed it 'cause it's cute, but assuming you have at least
a meg, you could just type avail from the cli to see how much chip mem you
have.  If anyone wants, I'll mail it, and if it's that major a thing, maybe
it'll wind up on the New Xanth (Sorry, but I can't seem to remember that
warped alphabet of theirs {thank god for hostaliases})

                                            -Mitch

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