In article <3985@sumax.seattleu.edu> boyer@sumax.seattleu.edu (Chuck Boyer) writes:
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> 
>located in /dev;
>PS0 is the device of floppy drive a:, 1.2M in PS/2 systems
>PS1 is the device name of floppy drive b:, 1.4M in PS/2 systems.
>at0 is the device name of floppy drive a:, 1.2 in at clones.
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> [ etc. ]
> 
Can one infer from this that the Micro-channel architecture of PS/2
systems is/will be supported?  I read elsewhere that one had to have
an AT-Bus - But I know of no PS/2 386 systems with such a bus.  What's the
story?

Jean.

PS - Is anyone interested in porting to MCA?  I know little of either the
internal workings of LINUX/UNIX or MCA, but am willing to learn if others
would like to embark on such a venture...
-- 
Jean Liddle
Computer Science, Illinois State University 
e-mail:  jliddle@rs6000.cmp.ilstu.edu
         jliddle@katya.acs.ilstu.edu