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From: JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu (JKT)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.emulations
Subject: A-Max and accelerators
Message-ID: <91108.204931JKT100@psuvm.psu.edu>
Date: 19 Apr 91 00:49:31 GMT
Organization: Penn State University
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I just bought an A2630, mostly to speed up A-Max.  While A-Max does
go faster now, "MacEnvy," a PD system configuration info program
claims that my "Mac Plus" has a 68020 CPU.  I have always found
MacEnvy to be so correct in the past that I reopened my machine
and looked at the 2630 to be sure it was a 68030 (and indeed it was.)
In addition, MacEnvy claims I only have 3975K while my Amiga has 7
megs of RAM (4 on the 2630, 2 on the 2091, and 1 on the motherboard.)

So here is the question:  Why does A-Max not seem to know what CPU
and RAM my Amiga has?  At the very least, has anyone else had this
problem?  I'm running A-Max 2.06, Mac System 6.0.5, and MacEnvy
1.3 (I think - it is new enough to recognize the IIci, so it must
be pretty new.)
                                          Thanx,

                                                            Kurt
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