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From: bmaple@isis.cs.du.edu (Bob Maple)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: GVP All-In-One and CBM 2091 Question
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Date: 13 May 91 21:59:36 GMT
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I have been thinking about purchasing one of the new 22mhz GVP "All-In-One"
accellerator cards for my A2000HD.  The 22mhz only comes with 1MB of RAM on
it.  However, I have a 2091 hard drive controler with 2MB of RAM on it giving
me a total of 3MB.  

Now, the GVP card has a SCSI controler on it already, so I would like to use
it instead of my 2091 controler.  My question is this; can I continue to use
the 2091 as a RAM card (with no hard drives hooked up to it) and use the controler on the GVP board instead, or will something conflict and not work right?

I'd hate to hhave to spend gobs of money on all new 32 bit ram at the moment..

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