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From: johnl@esegue.uucp (John R. Levine)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.sys.intel,comp.unix.i386
Subject: Re: Intel spec 32-bit slots
Keywords: Intel, 386, slots, machines, availibility, 301, 302
Message-ID: <1989Aug20.022459.724@esegue.uucp>
Date: 20 Aug 89 02:24:59 GMT
References: <19096@gatech.edu> <405@nosun.UUCP>
Reply-To: johnl@esegue.UUCP (John Levine)
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Organization: Segue Software, Cambridge MA
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In article <405@nosun.UUCP> neighorn@nosun.UUCP (Steven C. Neighorn - SE Sun/PDX) writes:
>In article <19096@gatech.edu> ken@gatech.edu (Ken Seefried III) writes:
>>First, where does one find the specification for [the Intel 32-bit] bus?
>The "302" manual has ... information for the 302-style 32-bit bus.
>You can't take 301 memory cards and put them in the 302.

I have an Intel 302 box, and the manual says that the spec for the 32 bit
slots is Intel proprietary, see your Intel salesman and beg.  Thanks a lot.
I would be interested in hearing about reasonably priced sources for the
memory cards; I suspect that 8MB won't be enough once I load up NFS and
X windows.
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