< In the process of doing so, of course, you'd end up building an S-100
< to {ISA|PCI} converter :-). These "modern" interface chips tend to
< assume that they're going straight into a PC-clone.
Been there done that and also wrote and article about subsetting ISA
to get a bus more usable on non isa machines.
A typical homebrew app would be grafting a WD1002WX to a z80 homebrew
to provide a MFM hardisk. The example is the core of home brewing as it
takes common cheap components to make a usable or improved system but is
not a plug in mod.
< And I think an S-100 Ethernet interface is substantially less weird
< than an S-100 ARCnet board, and I've had several of those!
Eithernet was done for S100 commercially. S100 took longer to die than
most people thought.
Allison