On 12/19/18 10:40 PM, Ali via cctalk wrote:
>> No, the CCIV initially had a plain-jane Intel rev 0 82077AA in a 68 pin
>> PLCC. After Intel "improved" the chip to the 82077AA-1, FM ceased to
>> work. Fortunately, as I mentioned NSC 8477 is a plug-in replacement,
>> with the exception of not needi
>No, the CCIV initially had a plain-jane Intel rev 0 82077AA in a 68 pin
>PLCC. After Intel "improved" the chip to the 82077AA-1, FM ceased to
>work. Fortunately, as I mentioned NSC 8477 is a plug-in replacement,
>with the exception of not needing an extra external cap (the pin is NC
>on the Nati
On 12/19/18 5:38 PM, Ali via cctalk wrote:
>> Micro Solutions initially shipped the CompatiCard IV with the Intel
>> chip--and it worked well. Intel then revised the chip as the 82077AA-1
>> to add tape support and broke the FM capability. When I inquired about
>> this to Intel, I got the respons
> Micro Solutions initially shipped the CompatiCard IV with the Intel
> chip--and it worked well. Intel then revised the chip as the 82077AA-1
> to add tape support and broke the FM capability. When I inquired about
> this to Intel, I got the response "Who uses FM anymore?". Micro
> Solutions s
