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|    Louis Ohland to Ryan Alswede    |
|    Re: POS Sub Addressing    |
|    09 Oct 23 23:10:37    |
      From: ohland@charter.net              MCAH is on Internet Archive, unfortunately not freely downloadable. I       sign in, "borrow" it, then do screen caps of each page. MAJ Tom OCRs it,       then I HTMLize it.              Note: The MCAH has a goodly part ad rush, pre-90 facts, and stuff from       published MCA references. For instance, the subaddressing stuff can be       found in the HITR. Also, there are inaccuracies. WBST pointed out that       at least one section that I quoted was wrong.              The "strength" of the MCAH is the scattered nuggets of well written, or       re-written, MCA functions. I had considered more HTMLizing, but there       isn't enough stuff in it that wouldn't require extensive commenting to       bring out the significance of the text.              Ryan Alswede wrote:       > On Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 1:48:53 PM UTC-5, Louis Ohland wrote:       >> Micro Channel Architecture Handbook, pgs 172-174       >       >> The subaddressing extension is not the only way the reach of POS can be       >> extended, however. The Micro Channel design also allows the use of two       >> special set-up files to adjust and initialize expansion board functions       >> in ways that POS by itself cannot handle. These special files are       >> discussed in the next chapter.       >       > Louis, can you link me to the next chapter??       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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