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From: n368bq@tamuts.tamu.edu (Raoul Rodriguez)
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Subject: Re: Where is Dave headed? (Was Re: Thank you C= Folks!!!)
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Date: 11 Dec 90 05:31:34 GMT
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Dave, if you plug in a card with a CPU into the co-processor board, can you
still use the native processor for "grunt" work... for instance, putting
a '040 board in the A3000, and still use the '030 to help speed up the   
machine?

And.... can this be done so that it remains "mostly" compatable with\
a mojority of software?  Would this be a hardware, or software hack to
use both processors together?

Raoul Rodriguez

"People may not believe what you say, but, they will always believ
what you do" - unknmown