:::::::::::::› (The BASIC program is on this disk,› press the SPACEBAR from MAIN MENU)›› CHIP CHECKER Version 2 June 23, 1991› by Bahamut, and printed by OL'HACKERS› With THANKS.› Version 2 is not a lot› different than version 1, except for› some information about vendors who› sell upgrade chips. This information› is presented so that people will› know where they can buy Atari 8-bit › stuff. The loss of Antic and Analog› magazines makes it difficult to › locate Atari items for sale. ›› Version 2 will run on ALL ATARI 8-bit› personal computers (and I do mean› ALL) EXCEPT the original and now very› rare 8K 400. It has been tested› on a 16K 600XL and 400 and will work› with DOS on these 16K systems (a› graphics 7 picture which eats up › memory will not appear on 16K › systems). Chip Checker 2 MIGHT work› on an 8K 400 if you load it from› tape.› Frankly, Chip Checker 2› is not a very sophisticated program› and you can do the same thing very› easily without it by just looking up › the PEEKs in Mapping the ATARIby Ian › Chadwick. I'm working on a newer › version that analyses the amount of› RAM (and tests it) as well as some› other features.› Those of you who have Revision B› BASIC should very SERIOUSLY consider› switching to Revision C.› B & C ComputerVisions (address in the› program) sells it for $15. Rev. B› has some serious bugs. A stopgap › measure is using a program called› "Rev. B to C Converter" by Matthew › Ratcliff (a.k.a. Matt*Ratt.) It › makes an AUTORUN.SYS file that › switches your BASIC cart into › RAM and then tweaks it into Rev. C › BASIC. I was considering tossing it› into this archive, but wasn't › sure if he would mind...it should be› available on many Atari BBSes or PD› software distributors.› Call Bates Motel BBS (209)463-5842› 2400 baud 24 hrs a day. (EDITORS NOTE: Also remember to call› The OL' HACKERS affiliated BBS, at› (516) 234-4943 for loads of 8 bit› stuff and info.)› › ()() end ()() ›