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|    Tomas Slavotinek to schimmi    |
|    Re: A miss is as good as a mile Re: Did     |
|    19 Apr 23 23:20:29    |
      From: slavotinek@gmail.com              On 19.04.2023 22:06, schimmi wrote:       > Thank you both, so, a real Local Bus would be VLB with its direct ties to       the 32bit CPU? Or the SCSI Chips mentioned by Louis that are connected right       before the MCA Bus?              Both.              VL-bus is essentially the 32-bit 486 CPU bus wired to a connector (this       is of course far from ideal from signal integrity point of view, hence       the limitation to 3 or less slots).              Similarly The 56/57 SCSI chips are also directly connected to the 16-bit       386SX (486SLC) bus.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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