MikeS
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Well, different manufacturers don't always follow a standard, but you can probably assume those are 300ns which makes the N-2Ls faster and using less power; go for it.
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Commodore CBM 8032 video display problem
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Juleshsmith
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Excellent!!! Time to perform CPR (Computer Part Replacement) on the ol Vic!
billdeg
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ANTHONY - A friendly request- Before you post again please do some basic research into the subject of the thread. I am not sure if you know what a 8032 is based on your reply.
You seem to understand a little about 32/64 bit stuff, but support strategies for these types of machines are not on-topic in this board. I think you will find diving into 8-bit computing rewarding, that and DEC stuff make up a majority of the threads on this board.
There are no dfisplay settings for a Commodore 8032!
Also look for threads "what is vintage" on this board. You might find them useful.
Get yourself a Commodore 64 and work through the process of restoring it.
Welcome to vintage computing.
You seem to understand a little about 32/64 bit stuff, but support strategies for these types of machines are not on-topic in this board. I think you will find diving into 8-bit computing rewarding, that and DEC stuff make up a majority of the threads on this board.
There are no dfisplay settings for a Commodore 8032!
Also look for threads "what is vintage" on this board. You might find them useful.
Get yourself a Commodore 64 and work through the process of restoring it.
Welcome to vintage computing.