What about an IBM XT with a Big Blue CP/M Card, AND a Trackstar 128 AND
a Hydra (MacPlus) board?
Wouldn't that give you 4 processors in one machine?
One could also run an Amiga with an 8088 Bridge board for dual processors.
Or, an Apple IIe, IIgs with a Transwarp card for two processors? Three
if it has a Microsoft Softcard...
Which makes me think of the Zip Chip and Rocket Chip for the Apple
IIe/IIgs series.
Did these chips also work in the C64 and other 6502 machines?
I remember working with them, but don't have one for either of my IIgs
machines...
I *DO* have an Orange PC card that will turn a PCI Mac into a PC. But, I
don't have the required cable or software for it. So, it's merely a
curiosity at this time.
That would make a Mac a Dual Processor machine, wouldn't it?