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From: wayned@wddami.spoami.com (Wayne Diener)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Motorola 68302
Keywords: A1000 compatible (with appropriate hacking) ?
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Date: 9 Oct 90 23:00:00 GMT
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I went to a Motorola seminar last week and got a little interested
in a part called the 68302.  It has a 68000 core, a 32 bit (source
and destination) DMA, three timers, some parallel I/O lines, three
full duplex serial channels, 1152 bytes of on-board ram, DRAM refresh
counter, etc.  It comes in a 132 pin grid array and ceramic and plastic
flat packs.  Can run at 16.67 MHZ.

Anyway, it looked like it might be possible (with an adaptor board)
to fit this beast into a 68000 socket.  If it could be "fit" in,
could we end up with 500's, 1000's and vanilla 2000's with 4 serial channels,
and full DMA? (And I'm sure clever uses could be found for the timers
RAM, I/O, etc. also.)

If I had the time I might try it myself, but work and school take up