bradd@gssc.UUCP (Brad Davis) (12/27/88)
Does anyone out there have experience with any of those AT-compatible 386 motherboards? Especially regarding AMI, Micronics and Haupagge brands as these appear to be the most popular/reputable. In particular, have you had any buss or bios compatibility problems? How does it get along with Windows 386? OS/2? Unix/Xenix? DesqView? Would you do it again? The situation is that I don't really have the budget for a whole new box, and a brain transplant seems like a much better solution than an InBoard. Any advice from anyone who has been in this position would be greatly appreciated; would you go with one of these, install an InBoard, or just put up with your (6MHz IBM) AT until you can afford a new 386 machine? Please email if possible; I will summarize to the net. Brad Davis ====== ====== ====== Graphic Software Systems == == == (503) 641-5364 == == == == == == uunet!tektronix!sequent!gssc!bradd == == == == Disclaimer: I'm a mushroom. ====== ====== ====== "Practice safe computing. Wear a write-protect tab."