>I'd suggest using the approach that we've used for a design here. What
>we do is we have the x86 CPU control the reset line of the "bigger" cpu.
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Actually, we're working on the premise that the board is independant
of any other machine. The proposed board is a complete replacement
motherboard, no x86 involved. I think the majority of people have
kinda agreed that this is the best way to go. It makes the machine
a bit more expensive, but also more useful, as it can outgrow the
"host" PC.
Pat -- "There's only one thing left to do Mama, I got to ding a ding dang
my dang a long ling long" (Jesus Built My Hotrod -- Ministry)
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