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From: heuring@spot.Colorado.EDU (Heuring Vincent P)
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Subject: Help!  My si needs an FPU
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Date: 9 Jan 91 15:31:16 GMT
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After looking (and not paying attention to) all the postings
about the si needing a floating point chip,  I now find that
Wingz needs one to operate.  Two quick questions:

1)  What is the INIT I have heard about that provides software
    emulation of an FPU, and where can I get it?

2)  With no real hardware expansion in mind now, should I get
    the Nubus adapter or the Processor Direct adapter when I
    purchase the FPU?