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|    Message 14,308 of 15,439    |
|    Mark Bedingfield to Rodolphe Czuba    |
|    Re: The Centurbo II version B or (CT2B)    |
|    02 Mar 10 21:18:44    |
      From: atari030@nomorespampleaseoptusnet.com.au              Sorry for the delay Rudolphe, I haven't used it a lot lately as the       battery has given up in the dallas. Will have to sort it out as I'm       rearranging my den ;-)              With a 64mb EDO installed it registers as 32mb with the most current       version of the bios (software inside the flash) yet with older versions       it pulls up the full 64mb. I will get it up and running again in the       next week and let you know how I go.              Cheers              Mark              On 27/02/2010 9:23 PM, Rodolphe Czuba wrote:       > Not normal thing because ALL CT2 B have the same code and ship !       > And the EDO ship is decoding and managing 128 MB.       >       > What do you mean by 'flash' ? the software inside flash ship or CPLD ???       >       >       >       >       >       >       > Mark Bedingfield wrote:       >> On 26/02/2010 10:13 AM, Rodolphe Czuba wrote:       >>> Don't confuse CT2 A& CT2 B please...       >>>       >>> Your CT2 is A, not B.       >>>       >>> A = 32 MB max with early chip (from National Semiconductors).       >>> B = 128 MB max with my designed chip (CPLD)       >>>       >>> The letter is on the PCB after CT2...       >>       >> Mines a CT2B Rudolph, with early flash it pulls up the full 64MB chip,       >> later flash only 32mB is available. Still a good card tho. ;-)       >>       >> Mark       >       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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