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From: hammersslammers1@oxy.edu (David J. Harr)
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Subject: Re: running DOS pgm on Mac?
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Rob Pickering says:
>The SE/30 is essentially a IIcx.  It has nothing in common with the IIx
>except the name Macintosh.  The IIx does not have a 68030 motorola chip
>it has a 68020.

I don't know where you have been for the last 3 years, but a Mac IIx has a
68030, the Mac IIx ROMs, the Mac IIcx ROMs, and the SE/30 ROMs are all
functionally identical (except for very minor differences relating to the
fact that a IIx has 6 NuBus slots, the IIcx has 3 NuBus slots, and the SE/30
has a direct slot.) The only Mac with a 68020 is a Mac II.

David