Powermac wrote:
> I have a Tokamac IIfx card, this one to be exact:
>
> http://picasaweb.google.com/teozenios/NubusCards#5067908774971265362
>
> If your accelerator looks like that then let me know. It is a 68040/33
> and plugs into the IIfx PDS slot (and only that slot).
>
> Tokamac had users send in their old motherboard to replace a GAL chip
> and maybe run some wires so that it would work as bus master.

I'll have to check to make sure, but I'm 99% sure I remember mine being 
something in the processor slot sandwiched between them. I don't 
remember there being anything in the PDS slot. In the end, it may just 
end up being some kind of fancy clock chipping type setup rather than an 
accelerator, per se, but I'll retrieve it next time I'm over there and 
take some pictures.

Scott

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