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Date: | Fri, 28 May 1999 07:50:13 -0400 |
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>I am an avid eBayer, and tonight I bid on and won a NuBus Intel 386
>expansion card made by Orange(?)
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>I plan to install this expansion card in my Centris 650. The card doesn't
>come with any documentation or accompanying software (the eBay
>description said it was pulled from a working Mac.)
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>I'm wondering if anyone out there has installed a NuBus expansion card with
>an Intel chip into any of their systems. Do they require some sort of
>extension be placed in the system folder to be able to boot through the Intel
>chip?
I'm pretty sure it does. I have a PCI based one from them, and it
requires extensions and a program to startup the card. Check at
Orange Micro's web site (http://www.orangemicro.com/) for more
information.
>also, I know the card has four DRAM SIMMs attached (it's like its own mini-
>motherboard, I guess.) Does this mean the total RAM for the Intel chip is
>whatever is seated on the NuBus card? or will it be able to use the RAM on
>the Centris motherboard (my guess is "no.")?
On mine, the PC does not use the Mac's memory. It just uses the
memory on the Orange Micro card.
--
Kent Covert, Software Coordinator
Miami Computing and Information Services
Miami University, Oxford, OH
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