> It's ISA/EISA. Here is the information Pandora tells me, followed by a pruned
> dump from WinMSD - almost certainly more information than you want,
> but hopefully everything you need:
[Lots of information deleted ...]
Hmm, looks as if this machine is a OEM NEC product which again is based on
the original Mips Magnum 4000 design that was according to my spies
licensed by Mips Inc. to Olivetti, Acer, NEC and I think also Toshiba.
This makes support for your machine a whole lot easier. In fact a lot of
the code that you'll need for your machine already exists.
About the more processors - if NetFlower stays that cooperative as they're
right now you'll have to disassemble hal.dll. It contains among other
things also the routines to start additional processors.
Ralf
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