19 Sep
2003
19 Sep
'03
8:52 a.m.
On Thursday 18 Sep 2003 12:47 am, Eric Smith wrote:
Antonio Carlini wrote:
I'll confirm this, both the ds200 and the ds300 have 68k's in 'em...
alex/melt
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Dance like no-one's watching, sing like no-one can hear you, love like
you've never been hurt, wash like everyone has a nose, eat like
cholesterol is a myth.
This I find surprising since, like PLUTO, the
DS500 was PDP-11 based
ans the DS100 and DS200 (and the 300 & too AFAIK) were 68000-based
"Fred N. van Kempen" <waltje(a)pdp11.nl> wrote:
The DS200 sure is PDP-11 based. Dunno 'bout
the 100, since I dont
have that one.
Just had a DS200 open a few months ago, and there was a 68000 in it,
with no PDP-11 of any sort (not even a T11). Also, if you look at
the contents of the ROMs or the MOP download code, they are full of
68K code. For instance, there are lots of hex 4E75 words, which is a
68000 RTS instruction. Shows up as "Nu" in ASCII, or "uN" if your
byte
order is different.