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|    Joacim Melin to Ingo Juergensmann    |
|    Re: VXL 30    |
|    26 Dec 17 11:56:48    |
       IJ> Hello Joacim!               IJ> 25 Dec 17 16:44, you wrote to all:               JM>> I have this accelerator for the Amiga 2000, VXL 30        JM>> (http://www.bigbookofamigahardware.com/bboah/product.aspx?id=196),        JM>> installed in my Amiga 2000 with 8MB of extra RAM. It's great over        JM>> all, but a few things have been troubling me a bit so I thought I'd        JM>> ask around.               JM>> I also have a Golden Gate II+-card installed to be able to utilize ISA        JM>> network cards in my Amiga 2000 The card itself is tested and works,        JM>> but I cannot get the ISA NE-2000-card (with physical settings for IO        JM>> and IRQ) to work.               IJ> You want to use the NE-2000 NIC from Amiga OS? Or just DOS/Windows        IJ> side?               JM>> My question is this: Is anyone aware of any (if at all) strange        JM>> behaviour with the VXL 30? My old Amiga 2000 had a GVP G-Force 030        JM>> and a Golden Gate II+-card and it worked perfect.               IJ> How much memory did the G-Force 030 have? 4 MB?               IJ> AFAIR there is only a 8 MB window for AutoConfig address space. If        IJ> the 8 MB of the VXL 30 binds into that memory space, this can be an        IJ> issue.               IJ> Ingo              Thanks Ingo. I want to use it with AmigaOS. I wonder if there is a way to       remap the VXL 30 RAM to not occupy this memory space? My old G-Force 030-card       had 12 megs of RAM.                      --- NiKom v2.3.1        * Origin: Delta City (deltacity.se, Vallentuna, Sweden) (2:201/120.0)    |
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