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GianDO
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Post by GianDO »

Hi,
could anyone explain to me why a MC68010P12 is seen on my A2000 Rev.6 as the original MC68000P8?

Thanks
G.
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GianDO wrote: 07 Nov 2020 14:42 Hi,
could anyone explain to me why a MC68010P12 is seen on my A2000 Rev.6 as the original MC68000P8?

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Which program are you using?
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I tryed with SysInfo 4.3, WhichAmiga 1.3.3 (2.5.99) and "cpu" command from shell
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GianDO wrote: 07 Nov 2020 15:27 I tryed with SysInfo 4.3, WhichAmiga 1.3.3 (2.5.99) and "cpu" command from shell
The only way the Amiga will show you have a 010 is in SysInfo if the VBR gets moved to a non-zero location. Standard CPU utility doesnt show it. Wasnt sure about WhichAmiga.
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terriblefire wrote: 07 Nov 2020 15:37 The only way the Amiga will show you have a 010 is in SysInfo if the VBR gets moved to a non-zero location. Standard CPU utility doesnt show it. Wasnt sure about WhichAmiga.
SysInfo also doesn't show it. So what should I do?
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Try VBR move

http://aminet.net/package/util/boot/vbrmov23
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terriblefire wrote: 07 Nov 2020 16:39 Try VBR move

http://aminet.net/package/util/boot/vbrmov23
I tried to run the VBRMove file from workbench and it appears: "you need a 68010 or higher!"
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Seems you have a fake then probably!
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I'm coming to this conclusion too ...
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