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From: blitter@ele.tue.nl (Paul Derks)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: 386SX replacements for 80286 machines
Message-ID: <377@euteal.ele.tue.nl>
Date: 9 Nov 89 11:05:38 GMT
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I have been following this discusion with interest because I have a 
80386 DX processor lying at home. I am planning to make an adapter 
board to plug it into my AT. Has anybody ever done this and how?

I have read the article in BYTE about the Cheetah 386 adapter which
is precicly the kind of design I'm looking for. 
Cheetah doesn't make the adapter
anymore however and because I already have the processor I'd 
rather not spend any money on another one. Perhaps somebody has
got the equations used in the PAL's in this design or for 
another design.

Thanks in advance

Paul Derks