Re: EISA/arc 100

[Bill Broadley <broadley@neurocog.lrdc.pitt.edu>]

> > The Nec chipset can handle lots of buffered dma devices for on board
> > goodies, but I believe the implementation of the arc 100 motherboard
> > puts almost nothing on the motherboard.
> 
> What's about that famous ARC 150 board ?

Well my impression was the ARC 100 board was for the 4000PC or 4400PC,
and the arc 150 was for the 4400SC and 4000SC.  So no difference
except a bigger cpu socket and cache chips.
 

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