SmoothRunnings
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I have been out of the scene since the late 1980s so I apologize for my ignorance now.
I purchased my A2000 from someone off Kijiji last year, because of events on the home front I didn't do much with it. It came with a GVP HC2-2000 card and HD with WB 1.3 installed and 2MB of fastRAM since I couldn't find the sysinfo on WB 1.3 I just left it until I had more time.
My Canadian A2000 has according to Sysinfo the ECS Angus 2MB chip and the ECS Denise (Super Denise?). I have the TF536 card installed with 64MB of RAM. So when WB 3.1.4 loads up (I have the 3.1.4 ROM) it only shows 1MB of chip, is this normal or do I need to do something to enable the full 2MB?
The Amiga monitor, not sure if you can tell from this picture which one I have (https://imgur.com/a/QbYdMPO ... this is my sysinfo btw) has the DB9 and RCA connectors on the back, with just the audio plugged into it I only get left sound, about to test using speakers today to see if its the Amiga or the monitor, but does this monitor only have 1 speaker? The connection to the left was pretty staticy when I moved the cable around it on the monitor it cleared up.
GVP floppy drive, did GVP make 800K floppy drives for the Amiga? My 2nd drive has a filler plate on the top of it, saying Great Valley Plains on it.
Thanks
I purchased my A2000 from someone off Kijiji last year, because of events on the home front I didn't do much with it. It came with a GVP HC2-2000 card and HD with WB 1.3 installed and 2MB of fastRAM since I couldn't find the sysinfo on WB 1.3 I just left it until I had more time.
My Canadian A2000 has according to Sysinfo the ECS Angus 2MB chip and the ECS Denise (Super Denise?). I have the TF536 card installed with 64MB of RAM. So when WB 3.1.4 loads up (I have the 3.1.4 ROM) it only shows 1MB of chip, is this normal or do I need to do something to enable the full 2MB?
The Amiga monitor, not sure if you can tell from this picture which one I have (https://imgur.com/a/QbYdMPO ... this is my sysinfo btw) has the DB9 and RCA connectors on the back, with just the audio plugged into it I only get left sound, about to test using speakers today to see if its the Amiga or the monitor, but does this monitor only have 1 speaker? The connection to the left was pretty staticy when I moved the cable around it on the monitor it cleared up.
GVP floppy drive, did GVP make 800K floppy drives for the Amiga? My 2nd drive has a filler plate on the top of it, saying Great Valley Plains on it.
Thanks
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