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From: jet@karazm.math.uh.edu (J Eric Townsend)
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Subject: Re: A3000/Toaster users!
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Date: 20 Jun 91 16:05:49 GMT
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In article <aNPR42w163w@dworkin.Amber.mccc.edu> jtravis@dworkin.Amber.mccc.edu (Jim, Sysop) writes:
>        Well, not any more.  That "older Denise" problem has been fixed 
>(combo of a bug in Denise and a bug in the Toaster software) and if you can 
>fit it in, you can get it to work without chip-swapping.  I've never seen a 
>3000 tinkered with, toaster-wise, but I've seen it working in one and I do 
>know it does it well.


If the Denise problem has been solved, it's just a matter of moving
a BNC connector on the Toaster.


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