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content/museum/acorn-computer-archimedes-a7000.md

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   - title: RUNNING
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-  comments:
-  - author: TECH GUY (herefs uk)
-    date: Saturday 4th September 2010
-    text: My acorn A7000+ has 64Mb of ram and a 20Gb sata hard disk and I adapted dos box to run on it!!!
-  - author: Harris Khairuddin (Bath)
-    date: Monday 27th February 2006
-    text: I own an A3000 but recently bought an A7000. The games from my A3000 dont seem to work on the A7000 - they just crash or dont run at all. Is there any workaround?
-  - author: Malcolm (Frome England)
-    date: Saturday 25th September 2004
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-      I am trying to get an A7000 working on a Tandberg TFT moniter which works on most operating sys and\
-      which will display VGA 640 X 480. I have tried a Delete power on as described in the A7000 Welcome Guide, but the display shows a message "Input not support" message.I would be grateful for any suggestions. Many thanks, Malc.
-  - author: Julian O'Connor (UK)
-    date: Friday 18th June 2004
-    text: The Archimedes and A???? range use standard SCSI, IDE disks later on. Once I borrowed an IDE disk from an Acorn A7000 to get an PC working. I formatted it and installed Windows ,etc and all was well. Later I put the disk back in the A7000, hoping to boot from ROM and format the disk back for use in the Acorn again. I was somewhat surprised to find that all the data previously on the disk from the Acorn was still there despite having been formatted and used on a PC!
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   - /museum/acorn-computer-a4
   - /museum/acorn-computer-archimedes