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From: djh9381@ultb.cs.rit.EDU (D.J. Halko)
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Subject: Re: More questions about building a 68K system.
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Date: 1 Feb 90 18:11:27 GMT
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>>> ... $1500 home brew computer turn out to be something useful...

Well, You could always pick up the parts for a nice PT-68K and assemble
a 12.5 MHz 68K single board computer and get the new OS9 68K port to support
oodles of memory... it has a IBM PC compatable bus and will run most standard
OS9 real time multitasking OS packages... really quick machine and something
you can hack with... Add a VGA card and write some device descriptors/drivers
and you would be set!
 
 djh9381@ritvax.bitnet
 David J. Halko
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 If you haven't used OS9, you don't know
 what you are missing!
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