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Subject: Re: CBM C64 CP/M: source of VIC-II chips ?
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Date: Mon, 27-Apr-87 08:11:13 EDT
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Date: 27 April 1987, 13:02:08 MET
From: Jos Grote Punt            080-566793           U267105  at HNYKUN11
To:   INFO-CPM at SIMTEL20

In his mail from 17 April '87 Richard C. Secrist asked about replacement of
the video processor in the Commodore 64 to make the CP/M cartridge work.
Yes, I did "win".
But: I tried the cartridge with several 64's and some older types work, some
newer also. There's no logic in it! I myself had the oldest of all the ones
I tried but it didn't work!
I received the other VIC-chip from a friend who had a broken 64 and didn't
mind swapping. Here in Holland there are also several shops where you can buy
the chip. So stop looking for oldies and try a brand new one!