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At this time, it is unfortunately not possible to whitelist users when your IP changes constantly.
You may inadvertently get banned because a previous attack may have used the IP you are now on.
So I suggest people only use fixed IP address devices until I can think of a solution for this problem!
PAK issues
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pakman
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Re: PAK issues
Get your Multimeter, we need to confirm some connections..
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pakman
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Re: PAK issues
Measure the resistance from J2 pin2 to GND and to VCC
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pakman
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Re: PAK issues
Measure the resistance from U1 pin11 to GND and VCC
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pakman
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Re: PAK issues
Measure the resistance from U2 pin1 to U1 pin11 to J11 pin2 to J11 pin1 to the CPU pin C02. All should be connected.
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pakman
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Re: PAK issues
Measure the resistance from U6 pin17 to VCC and GND
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PhilC
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Re: PAK issues
J2 Pin 2 to GND and to 5V is 4.7K ohm on both.
Same for U1 pin 11 to VCC and GND is 4.7K for both
U2 pin 1 to U1 Pin 11 0 resistance.
U1 pin 11 to J11 2 0 resistance.
which pin is CO2? Can't see it on the pinout. (needs glasses)
And the final one U6 pin 17 to GND and VCC is 4.7K on both
Same for U1 pin 11 to VCC and GND is 4.7K for both
U2 pin 1 to U1 Pin 11 0 resistance.
U1 pin 11 to J11 2 0 resistance.
which pin is CO2? Can't see it on the pinout. (needs glasses)
And the final one U6 pin 17 to GND and VCC is 4.7K on both
If it ain't broke, test it to Destruction.
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pakman
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Re: PAK issues
Another test:
Please set J2 = J3 = J4 = off.
Run GemBench twice:
1. With I & D cache both enabled
2. With I & D cache both disabled
and post the screenshots.
Please set J2 = J3 = J4 = off.
Run GemBench twice:
1. With I & D cache both enabled
2. With I & D cache both disabled
and post the screenshots.
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PhilC
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Re: PAK issues
Here are the two screenshots, slowest is with I and D off. Also btw, I have J11 off to keep slc enabled.
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If it ain't broke, test it to Destruction.
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pakman
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Re: PAK issues
Ok, good news: The L1 cache works, but only in the ROM area. Let's look further..
Please confirm 2 connections:
1. From U6 pin 11 to 68000 connector pin 51 (A22)
2. From U6 pin 13 to 68000 connector pin 52 (A23)
Please confirm 2 connections:
1. From U6 pin 11 to 68000 connector pin 51 (A22)
2. From U6 pin 13 to 68000 connector pin 52 (A23)
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PhilC
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Re: PAK issues
U6 11 to pin 51 = 0 ohmpakman wrote: 19 Feb 2019 19:54 Ok, good news: The L1 cache works, but only in the ROM area. Let's look further..
Please confirm 2 connections:
1. From U6 pin 11 to 68000 connector pin 51 (A22)
2. From U6 pin 13 to 68000 connector pin 52 (A23)
U6 13 to pin 52 = 10K.
This is with the 68000 in the socket and not the connector to the motherboard
If it ain't broke, test it to Destruction.
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