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From: borgen@stud.cs.uit.no (Boerge Noest)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Solved was: Re: Help! Changed Agnus - my Amiga is dead(?)
Message-ID: <1991Mar4.121959.9676@mack.uit.no>
Date: 4 Mar 91 12:19:59 GMT
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In article <10000022@hpmwmat.HP.COM> mikep@hpmwtd.HP.COM (Mike Powell) writes:
>
>	
>	Pin 41 was cut off???  From Agnus?  I don't know what this pin
>	is for for sure, but I have never seen an Agnus missing a 'pin'.
It wasn't but I would like to know what pin 41 does anyway.
>	Another problem common with the Agnus is the socket....    
This was the culprit. After getting mail that suggested that I had bendt in
some of the pins in the socket I bendt them out again, and magic! it worked.
>	-Mike-
Thanks for your help(but due to slow distribution I already knew, thanks
anyway).

Now for the questions:
What does jumper J300 do?
Has anybody been experiencing more crashes with the 8372a Agnus?
I seem to be getting a number of xxxxxxxx.0000A708 gurus, and also rather
many 0000000B.xxxxxxxx gurus.
Has anyone got the documentation for the new registers?(I know about
checking for Fatter Agnus and setting PAL/NTSC, but how about bigger blits
and other frequencys than PAL/NTSC).

Thanks in advance.
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