From: traym...@gmail.com   
      
   On Friday, September 25, 2020 at 12:02:37 PM UTC-6, traym...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > Hi I have come across an issue with the Super CPU running the older    
   > CGSC STEREOPLAYERV10.3    
   >    
   > I have come across an issue running on either a C64C or a 128DCR:    
   >    
   > Setup as follows:    
   >    
   > C64C or C128DCR(running in 64 mode)    
   > Using either a V1 SUPER CPU or V2 SUPER CPU    
   > Accessing Sid files etc using: UIEC2SD    
   > STEREO PLAYER V10.3    
   >    
   > The computer can be on for at least 3 hours loading and playing SID music    
   > ( the CGSC SIDS) so then at least AT 3 hours then just the IEC serial port   
   seems to lockup, then when I try to load a Sid file the drive wont even    
   > load anything.    
   >    
   > So then I did some hardware swapping:    
   > I removed my UIEC2SD and tried a floppy drive, same thing the IEC serial   
   port just seems to hang (or something else).    
   > I plugged my IEC2SD back in, removed my Super CPU, tried loading a Sid file   
   again, walla then any Sid files will then load okay.    
   >    
   > I tried this also on my 128DCR with the UIEC etc and the same    
   > IEC lockup occurs, again remove the Super CPU and then lockup dissapears.    
   >    
   > On my V2 C64 Super CPU I removed the main cover (years ago) and the    
   > cooling issue is easy. And NO I am very careful not to drop anything metal   
   into the SCPU main board. :)    
   > My V2 SCPU I installed a small 486 Cooling fan into the main case, I mainly   
   use this SCPU with my 128DCR's, I tapped into the 12V side of the power source   
   to power the cooling fan, ( with the SCPU cover installed) and running the   
   Wave Browser to really    
   run the Super Ram hard, the Fan does spin faster and never did overheat..    
   >    
   > I dont think this is a cooling issue beause the computer doesnt lockup and   
   the Super Ram doesnt lock the system up either.    
   > This only occurs after 3 to 4 hours of operation and then I cant    
   > load any Sid files, the IEC serial port seems to be locked up and the    
   > Disk drive wont even respond.    
   >    
   > Any suggestions of what this might be, any possible fixes?   
      
   NEW UPDATE ON THIS ISSUE:   
   I had this happen again and yes this does lock the computer up.   
   It finally occured to me that maybe the STEREOPLAYERV10.3  system files may be   
   corrupted.   
   I recopied those and then so far this problem has no come up again but I think   
   this was the issue   
   and so it may not be the SUPER CPU causing the problem.   
      
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