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In article <4247@umcp-cs.UUCP> rimas@umcp-cs.UUCP (Rimas Blekaitis) writes:
>of the Amiga and need good documentation on memory expansion. This would includeschematics, timing of the bus and the bus rate, the uses of the pins on 
>the memory expansion slot, etc... Any good source (besides the Hardware Ref
>Manual, which I have) recommended?

The memory expansion connector on the front of the machine is essentially
limited to adding the other 256K of chip memory.  It has the signals needed
to do this much and no more.

The expansion connector on the side of the machine is much more flexible
(take that Atari!) and is documented in the Expansion Architure Document
availabe from Commodore.

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