Solderless breadboarding

On 2/18/10, Dave McGuire<mcguire at neurotica.com> wrote: Yep. We designed a 68008-based COMBOARD follow-on product back in the day, but it never got past the prototype stage (CPU, 32K SRAM, 64K ROM, Z8530, timer). I still have one or two of the CPUs from that effort. I don't recognize the MC68901 he's using, though. -ethan P.S. - this project revives, yet again, my occasional interest in hacking a COMBOARD into something less "embedded" - I usually get stuck at the same stage - whether to hack in a 5380 SCSI chip or a TTL-based "IDE" interface. COMBOARDs have serial, but no "disk", so they'd need _something_ (they already have between 32K and 2MB of RAM, depending on the model - I have piles of working boards with 128K of DRAM and a COM5025 USART, smaller piles of other models).