An old dream come true: Iris Indigo!
ajones
aijones2 at bsu.edu
Wed Oct 31 09:40:41 CDT 2007
>
> It also uses the same GIO bus as the R3K, different from the Indy's one.
> My point is that the CPU is only one part, of several. To say that
> makes the R4K Indigo like an Indy is like saying an R5K Indy is like an
> O2 :-) It's a question of emphasis, I suppose.
>
Yes, there's lots more than the CPU. The Indy and Indigo R4k share a
lot more than just a CPU. To build on your example, the Indigo R4k,
Indy R4k, and Indy R5k all have gio32bis slots. The Indigo R3k supports
only gio32. The O2 supports neither. :)
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