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Ok, thanks for the explanation!
A bit off-track, but... Are there more benefits of attaching a ACA1233n to my ACA500Plus, other then:
- Faster CPU (with or without MMU)
- More memory
- Additional clock-port
There seems to be a page missing on "Features of attaching an ACA1233n on an ACA500Plus" a.k.a. "Why you should buy an ACA1233n for your ACA500Plus". There is some info on the producs page, but not so specific. And I couldn't fins any in the forums or wiki
Ah, but I thought the menu-option: F10 -> U (CPU switch) would make it possible to switch to the onboard CPU.
If I use the ACA1221ec on my ACA500Plus, does that change then which cpu is used? Or is the aca500plus cpu still used then?
Hi, I have an Amiga500+, upgraded with 2MB chip.
My ACA500Plus (hw: $09, fw: v0.129) shows that my CPU is a 68000 (after pressing TAB on the mainpage).
It's actually a 68010 (as also printed on the cpu itself
).
Why is this ocurring and what are the downsides of this situation?
And how can it be fixed?
Regards,
Martijn
