davmou@ocf.berkeley.edu (09/21/90)
I have a SupraDrive SCSI Interface hooked up to my Amiga 500 through the expansion bus, and it's hooked up to an external HD not made by Supra. Now I would like to add some kind of RAM expansion either within the Supra's internal RAM port, or the pass-through bus port. The question is that I heard some generic RAM devices (ie. Minimegs) aren't fully compatable with the Supra SCSI. Is that true? I can settle with 2 megs but I would like a blank board that'll expand to 4 or 8 megs. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
billsey@agora.uucp (Bill Seymour) (09/21/90)
In article <1990Sep21.080926.19380@agate.berkeley.edu> davmou@ocf.berkeley.edu writes:
:I have a SupraDrive SCSI Interface hooked up to my Amiga 500 through the
:expansion bus, and it's hooked up to an external HD not made by Supra. Now
:I would like to add some kind of RAM expansion either within the Supra's
:internal RAM port, or the pass-through bus port. The question is that I
:heard some generic RAM devices (ie. Minimegs) aren't fully compatable with
:the Supra SCSI. Is that true? I can settle with 2 megs but I would like
:a blank board that'll expand to 4 or 8 megs. Any suggestions? Thanks in
:advance.
I don't know about compatibility, but I do know Supra is offering
an upgrade path from their older 500 interfaces to the new 500XP that lets
you expand to a full eight megs inside the interface. Perhaps that would
be a good solution...
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-Bill Seymour ...tektronix!reed!percival!agora!billsey
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