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Article #41111030 ==> NuBus
From: Mike Putnam
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 1989 15:40
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 1989 15:40
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In reading the February 1989 issue of Byte magazine I came across
an interesting paragraph on the 030 Direct Slot. They state that
the 030 is "basically NuBus compatible" and "you can use the
NuBus software drivers". The sketchy info leads one to believe
about the only major difference is the connector.
What are the basic hardware and software differences between
030 and NuBus? More specifically would it be possible to build
an external NuBus extension chassis for the Mac SE30 that plugs
into the 030 slot. I have a similar extension chassis for my old
portable Compaq. Inside the box appears to be a rather simple
configuration with a power supply, some slots and few line buffers.
As I recall the whole thing cost around $600.
Mike Putnam
Internet: putnam@nosc.mil
UUCP: sdcsvax!noscvax!putnam
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