Any AMIGA users?

You're talking about an A2000 with the A2286 bridgeboard. It used a PC-style floppy disk connected directly to it and emulated CGA graphics on the Amiga display. There were various versions of the bridgeboard, going from the original 8088 to an 80386SX. There was also a sidecar for the A1000 which did much the same thing, as well as a bridgeboard from a 3rd party. For the A500 with a GVP HD8+, GVP made the PC286. It mounted inside the HD8+ and provided a 16mhz 80286, emulated up to mono VGA, and shared the Amiga floppy drives, though MS-DOS couldn't access Amiga disks. Unlike the bridgeboard's though this didn't allow the use of ISA expansion cards. Jeff -- Home of the TRS-80 Model 2000 FAQ File http://www.cchaven.com http://www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/lakes/6757