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From: ebr@io.UUCP (Evan B. Ross)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: kickstart patch?
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Date: Tue, 4-Aug-87 16:14:42 EDT
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Posted: Tue Aug  4 16:14:42 1987
Date-Received: Thu, 6-Aug-87 04:51:34 EDT
Reply-To: ebr (Evan B. Ross)
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	I recently installed the 512k memory hack in my A1000, thus
	bringing it up to 1meg.  I followed the article in Amazing
	Computing and had very little trouble.  It did take a little
	thinking on my part since my machine doesn't agree with the 
	schematic in the article (two signals in the select logic are
	reversed).

	I then patched my kickstart disk (as described in a letter in
	Amazing) so that it doesn't look for the second 512k at power-up.
	That way it doesn't think it's got 1meg of chip ram.

	Here's the question: has anybody come up with a kickstart patch
	that will make the system configure the second 512k as pseudo-fast
	ram?  I'd prefer not to have to continue using addmem, so that I
	can use rrd again.
-- 
  There's sparks a comin' outa' my head!!!

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