Hello. When insert a USB stick on one RR Port is displayed a reading error on UMSD.
Thank you.
Best Regards
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This sounds like you have a RR Clock port installation and bad shielding or a too-long cable. Please describe the whole system, including each and every expansion, cables, power supply etc.
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Hardware composition of Amiga 1200 : Terrible Fire 534 68030 at 33Mhz
Controller Buddha 20th Anniversary
ZORRAM A2000 Zorro II Memory Expansion (8mbyte)
Indivision ECS V2
Origina Power Supply Model PSM2000.
Compact flash 8 gb for Hard Disk
KICKSTART 3.1.4 And OS 3.1.4.1
THE CABLES ARE THE USUALLY CABLE USED IN AMIGA 2000 FOR POWER SUPPLY AND Compact flash
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This does not fit together - an A1200 accelerator in a Zorro computer? A Zorram (which is Z3 only) with only 8M in a Z2 slot?
We're probably talking about two different systems, and/or you're using the wrong names.
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Wrong type Amiga 1200 is Amiga 2000.
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And what about the memory expansion? That can't possibly be a ZorRAM, as that is a Z3-only card. Further, the Terrible Fire card is a hobby project with unknown timing verification. Do you have a spare card, something like a 2630 to test with?
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From Amiga kit site:
ZORRAM A2000 8MB Zorro II memory expansion for Commodore-Amiga 2000 and 1500.
Features:
Adds 8MB Fast Memory to your Amiga 2000
Jumpers to select 0MB (OFF), 4MB, 5.5MB or 8MB
Auto-Config- no software needed
Compatible with all Amiga 2000 motherboard revisionsUnfortunately no other spare accelerator cards.
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OK, so AmigaKit re-used the Zorram name for a Z2 product - didn't know about that. One thing strikes me, and that's the layout of the 16-bit drivers. Can you run a memory test on this?
Please download the MBRtest2 tool - that's a very good memory test that was shipped with Microbotics memory expansions back in the days. The utility disk can be found here, for example: http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/mbx1200
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