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Author: MAILER-DAEMON
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1986 16:54

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Date: Wed, 19 Mar 86 18:33:16 PST
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Subject: Re:  Need info: Hardware mod for Sys-Reset
From: C. David Young <ihnp4!ucbvax!USC-ISID.ARPA!DYOUNG>
To: "Edmund S. Kijak" (POINT) <ARPA!ekijak@ARDC>
Cc: info-atari8@SU-SCORE.ARPA, DYOUNG@USC-ISID.ARPA
In-Reply-To: (Message from ""Edmund S. Kijak" (POINT) <ekijak@ARDC.ARPA>" of Fri, 14 Mar 86 9:26:45 EST)

The 400/800 OS will always do a coldstart if you reset the CPU. This is
done by adding a 47 ohm resistor in series with a momentary switch between
the two pads near R156 on the 800 or R183 on the 400. To do the coldstart
you close the coldstart switch and then press RESET. This will cause the
CPU to do what it normally does on powerup, including clearing all of system
RAM. However, the CPU does not clear the extra RAM which may be present
(i.e., anything beyond the 64K that it knows about. This is a great advantage
if you have a ramdisk since this allows you to reboot the system without
losing its contents. Also it is better for your computer than cycling power.

David Young
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