Path: utzoo!dptcdc!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!mailrus!sharkey!aucis!easton
From: easton@aucis.UUCP (Jeff Easton)
Newsgroups: comp.os.os9
Subject: Re: Adapting coco OS9 to other systems
Keywords: OS9, coco III, uniboard
Message-ID: <402@aucis.UUCP>
Date: 13 Apr 89 15:49:27 GMT
Organization: Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI
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References: <386@aucis.UUCP> <989@mcrware.UUCP> <388@aucis.UUCP> <401@aucis.UUCP> <21187623@macs.UUCP>

In article <21187623@macs.UUCP>, mdg@macs.UUCP (Mark Griffith) writes:

> a machine that has this problem.  I had it when I first got mine, and
> simply replacing the Motorola CPU with one from AMI fixed it cleaner
> than you would think.  There are others methods too, some not soe easy,

I didnt think that AMI had the license to make 6809's.  I heard once that
replacing with a Hitachi 6309 (CMOS) would fix it to.

> his products.  Another good alternative (and just as good a product) is
> the new "Eliminator" board from Frank Hogg Labs, made by Bruce Isted.
> This one has 2 serial ports, a parallel port, floppy and hard disk
> controllers all built into it.  For the hard disk all you need is an
> add-on Western Digital board and the disk itself.  Pretty slick system.

Is this the board that This months Rainbow magazine (in the Q&A column,
I think) says will support 1.44 Meg floppys?
I assume the name "Eliminator" means you dont need the multipak
any more...

	Jeff Easton