> > I'm pretty sure it's an 88100 though, not a '200. Ran UTekV 3.x,
Tek's
	> > homebrew Unix (supposedly pretty buggy from what I've heard)
	>
	> The CPU and MMU are separate.  So, it will have both an 88100 and
	> and 88200.

yep, stupidity on my part :)

I managed to fetch the machine over the weekend - it's got the 88100 in it
and teo 88200 chips. Four big chips to drive the graphics too, but they
weren't part numbers that I recognised.

amazingly it still fires up (well, after I let the monitor dry out) so I'll
have to see if I can rescue the dying disk.

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>         -- Jason R. Thorpe <thorpej@zembu.com>
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