29 Dec
2012
29 Dec
'12
6:08 p.m.
On 29/12/12 8:27 PM, Christian Gauger-Cosgrove wrote:
...
Does that follow? PMI is a non-bus (private!) ribbon cable jumper from
CPU to RAM.
So the quick answer is probably that all M8190
boards are PMI capable, but
the PMI is not activated if PMI memory is not present in the correct
slot(s).
In addition, probably all M8190 boards are happy being placed into a VT103
backplane which will not support PMI activation.
That's basically the crux of my question. I don't really need/want PMI
memory, as the backplane I have doesn't support PMI as it's all Q22
ABAB. ...
I *WANT* your VT-103. So much. Mine is a rather less impressive
system, only a KDF11-AB (if I remember that;s the designation of the
one with an MMU but no FPP), and NatSemi 256KB RAM board, a
DLV11-J/DLVJ1-M and a 18-bit only BDV11. No internal TU58.
I want *your* VT-103! :)
--Toby