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From: Vivino@NIHDCRT (Mark Vivino)
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Subject: Re: How to build Mac hardware cards?
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Date: 19 Dec 90 21:26:02 GMT
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>   Could somebody help me out, or give me some refs to articles,
>  technotes (if any) or books about the subject? 

>Also there are card manufacturers that make NuBus prototyping cards,
>that have most of the essential NuBus-card functionality built in (like
>the boot rom and drivers), and spare space to build your own circuits
>on. Unfortunately I don't have any addersses of such companies (maybe
>someone on the net does). Theese may get you started.

Try:
Creative Solutions, 4701 Randolph Rd, Suite12, Rockville, MD 20852
301-984-0262
or:
Adex Corp, 105 Allbright Way, Los Gatos, CA 95030
408-866-2077

If I were going to work on a Mac board right now I'd try and make sure 
that you use (or the prototyping board uses) the Texas Inst. NuBus 
interface chipset. Just about all future boards will probably use them. 
Using them, you won't get tangled up in sombody elses PAL that might just 
about be impossible to understand.

Mark Vivino
Bitnet: VIVINO@NIHDCRT
Internet: mvivino@helix.nih.gov