You mentioned using the p4.  Do you know the pin outs.  of course,there is
p4a and p4b.  One of the things I was thinking about was trying to get the
EPROM to see 4meg simms. is that do able?
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On Mon, 20 Jan 1997, Ty Sarna wrote:
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> Another question I've long had, is since the 3/60 doesn't have much in
> the way of hardware expandability, how hard would it be to add stuff via
> either the socket for the DES chip (probably hard) or the extra P4
> connector (the one near the front)? There might be enough people
> interested to make a project like that economically viable.  One or two
> 16654s (4x a 16650 on one chip) on a P4 plus the right software could
> turn a 3/60 into a nice terminal server/PPP router.  The ports could be
> brought out to a SCSI-II styler connector thrhough that "OPTION" DB25
> knockout on the back panel, and then an octopus cable from that to
> DB25s. A 3/60 should be able to keep up with 4 or 8 ports of 16650
> without too much trouble, I'd think.
>