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From: eephltn@gdr.bath.ac.uk (Thomas Ng)
Subject: Re: More questions about building a 68K system
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>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

Is PT-68K really a NICE computer ? If my memory serves me right, PT-68K hasn't
got any DMA on it.

Thomas