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From: mknox@NGP.UTEXAS.EDU (Margaret H. Knox)
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Subject: S100 68000 hardware
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Date: Sat, 5-Sep-87 20:45:05 EDT
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Ken asks about S100 68000 cards.

The normal recommendation is the Compupro CP68K card.  It works with
all the other Compupro boards, but it is also compatible with standard
S100 stuff from anyone else.  The board does (or did) come with
CP/M-68K.  If it doesn't, you can get CP/M-68K from TriSoft (generic
version), or already customised from Gifford (if they still market
it).  It should not be hard to port most any other system to the

board.

I have seen the Compupro board for under $200.  Check with the ads in
the latest issues of Dr Dobbs and Micro/System Journal.