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Date: 7 Dec 90 19:19:04 GMT
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Could someone give me more information concerning the AT-Once card. I have a 8088 Bridgeboard (with a V20 in it to speed it from Norton SI 1.0 to 1.8 (wow.)) and I _need_ something faster. The AT-Once looked quite nice, since it did not only emulate CGA and MONO, and furthermore it does not use a slot. On the other hand, I have a 68010 and I noticed that the AT-Once comes with a 68000 built in (I wonder if I could unsolder the '00 and put a '10 in there). Furthermore, how can I access the AT/XT slots? Is t







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ere some sort of ribon cable that would extend to 'bridge' the ports. The AT bridgeboard seems too expensive (I mean really, $800 for an 8Mhz 286? You can get a 386 for only a bit more).
-Alastair Bor

BTW: Is Roy Clay out there?