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|    Kurt Weiske to andrew clarke    |
|    IBM PS/2 Model 25 questions    |
|    13 Feb 16 09:35:38    |
       Re: IBM PS/2 Model 25 questions        By: andrew clarke to Kurt Weiske on Sat Feb 13 2016 09:07 pm               KW>> That could be a challenge. I don't think the 25 had a microchannel        KW>> slot.               AC> Well maybe. Wikipedia says the 80286 Model 25s had ISA (not MCA) slots but        AC> the 8088 Model 25s had no expansion slots at all.              That's RIGHT! I remember them including a ISA slot causing a stink; IBM didn't       want it to seem like they'd admitted than MCA wasn't all it was made out to       be.              I worked a job back then that was all IBM. I had a Model 80 - the tower with a       386, 80 megabyte ESDI drive, 8 megabytes of RAM, and OS/2 1.3. I was amazed at       what OS/2 could do back then -- Word, Excel, connectivity to IBM AS/400s,       Netware, and LAN Manager networks, and I had a comm program that could handle       2400 baud without a hitch with everything else running.              I still have the Model M keyboard from that system. :)       --- SBBSecho 2.33-Win32        * Origin: http://realitycheckbbs.org | tomorrow's retro tech (1:218/700)    |
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