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All the information presented here, was taken from the following sources:
Brain Bagnal's Book
On the Edge: The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Commodore.
Available at Amazon.ca
The new edition had been delayed at Amazon until Feb.2010
Also, a lot of information has come from Video interviews with Bil Herd and Dave Haynie. Dave has a lot of videos on You-Tube. Search them out.. I wish I could post them here, but I don't have permission.
Lastly, more sites on the net have information. There are even a few dedicated sites to the C16. Do a Goggle search, because Bing is just a flash in the pan.:)
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Last Updated September 22, 2010
I came across the following hacks for the indivision cards on the Amibay Fourms. I post them here, as not to lose them
I compile them here for reference so that it will be easier to find next time.
Indivision AGA 1200
Originally Posted by TheCorifot
You need to short out E127R which is on the underside of the A1200 Mobo in order to clean up the CLK signal. |
And a picture by Mr_Byte of Amiga.org:
Also, the A1200 version has the "popping off" problem which is addressed in this post by FOL of eab
Indivision AGA 4000 / CD32
Again we listen to our own TC, he can tell us:
Originally Posted by TheCorifot
It's a 1K resistor between +5V and the CCK line which raises the peak to peak amplitude of the clock signal to over 4 Volts, Without it the signal swing is 3.4V |
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