fate7@swbell.net wrote: > Hi... any one have any compatibility problems with a ZipGSX and ROM 3? No. > Actually, I don't even get to the initial blue boot up screen on the 3, just a jigsaw of low-res colored pixels. Any ideas? The Low res colored pixels usually indicate that the CPU is not in place or not clocking. Verify the cpu plug is in place and that the crystal is attached and in place. Also try inserting the Zip in your Rom 1 to verify it works. Thankx, Ed Quoted from the CSA2 FAQ on accelerators: The normally recommended SW1 settings are identical to the factory default settings except for SW1-4 ... ON x x x x m m OFF x x m m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1- Cxxx/Dxxx Cache: ON= enabled. 2- Defeat Joystick delay: OFF= allow delay. 3- Defeat AppleTalk delay: ON= no delay. 4- Defeat Counter Delay: ON= no delay. Set OFF to pass IIgs diagnostic self-test #05 ("Speed Test"). 5- Defeat CPS Follow: OFF for floppy drives to work. 6- ZipGS enable: ON. Set OFF to allow powerup boot in slow mode. 7 & 8- Set these to installed Zip cache memory size: ON ON 8k ON OFF 16k OFF ON 32k OFF OFF 64k The factory default SW2 settings are ... ON x x x x x OFF x x x 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SW2-1 through SW2-7 control whether a card in Slot 1-7 is accessed at full speed (set ON) or "normal" speed (set OFF)*. SW2-8 sets Defeat Speaker Delay. To play 'old Apple' music and effects correctly, the switch should be OFF to permit the delay. *Note: Whether or not a particular card can work without a slow-down is something you can determine by experimentaton. This is easiest using the Zip CDA accessed via the Desk Accessories menu OpenApple- Control- Escape). The CDA settings are not permanent. Once you find the settings you like, you can turn OFF the computer and set the switches on the board to match the settings that work best. Ed Eastman wrote: > fate7@swbell.net wrote: > >> Hi... any one have any compatibility problems with a ZipGSX and ROM 3? > > No. One more thing, although I have 32k cache chips, the thing will only work at higher speeds with it set for 8k cache. It locks up otherwise so I figured the board itself has issues at higher speeds. Thankx, Ed