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Originally Posted by tnt23
Yes, there's only 64MB available. Sometimes I think of adding another chip, or even three. That requires some routing work. So far I don't see any advantages of having anything more than 64MB in an unexpanded A3000 or A4000. Fitting peripherals on the same board is more fun 
I think the RAM part should work under OS 4.1, it's plain Zorro RAM. Ethernet probably is another story. There's a 3.x driver for DM9000 chip, perhaps OS 4.1 would call for a native one. I don't know how different 4.x is from 3.x. |
As long as it's system conforming, the 3.x driver should work. Several older Zorro ethernet cards (eg. the C= 2065) work fine on OS4.1 classic, with the 68k driver.
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Originally Posted by tnt23
Marcus, you are certainly welcome. The product IDs won't change (23 for Zorro memory board since 2010 I believe, 24 for the dm9k network card since 2013). There's no fancy names yet, the board is labeled 'z3sdram v1.2'.
If I go for another redesign twist, the result could probably be named something like 'Sputnik' or 'Gagarin', waddaya think?  |
I like Sputnik, since I'm a space geek ;-)