Just got what I think is now V4 of the Prototype 80386 board Antony. I don’t anticipate any problems with the CPU board itself – but wanted a ‘cleaned up prototype’ before going public. Likewise the corresponding 8M Static RAM is done. What I have but have not gotten around to yet is a 32M Static RAM board. Hope to get to that one in two weeks or so. Currently I’m stuck in the mud here trying to get the ISA->S100 bus converter board working along with a corresponding S100 VGA board. It’s been a real struggle. As to the 80386/8M Static RAM should be able to announce them fairly soon. Beautiful board BTW, even though I say so myself. Rock solid! I should say however this is a very complex board and not the first board others (unlike you), should try. If this board (or the 80286 board) cause problems I will volunteer to help users out by testing/debugging them in my system. This assumes proper soldering & components etc. It’s up to Andrew to pace these things however there are a number of other boards in the works too. I’m thinking of a redo of our Z80 CPU board (where the 28C64 EPROM could be paged) A V2 of the MSDOS support board where we add a DMA controller (instead of the shadow wait state circuit) to have true PC/MSDOS compatibility (eg DRAM refresh). An improved SMB with more functions. Out ZFDC controller with a single #A TO-3 V Regulator and some other minor tweaks. All these would use essentially the same chips/components only the boards and sockets would be new. Would like to get feedback on the above John John Monahan Ph.D e-mail: mon...@vitasoft.org Text: mon...@txt.att.net From: n8vem...@googlegroups.com [mailto:n8vem...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ants Pants Hi everyone, Andrew & John, just wandering if we have stock or are going todo a run of the new S100 80386 board and RAM board? cheers, Antony -- |