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    From: zeus <zeus@o...>
    Date: Sun, 1 Sep 2002 14:52:07 +0200 (CEST)
    Subject: Re: OPENPPC>: Re: [openppc] Future of openppc.org and openppc.com domains
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    On Fri, 30 Aug 2002, Alan Grimes wrote:
    
    > The Hard disk controller should not be on the motherboard.
    > The Floppy controller should not be on the motherboard.
    > The legacy IO ports should not be on the motherboard.
    > USB is a bus therefore it does belong on the motherboard.
    > Sound should not be on the motherboard.
    > Analog game-port should not be on the motherboard.
    I always searched a mb like this, but they don't want to produce...
    
    > MIDI is a type of bus therefore it should be on the motherboard. (I have
    > my machine rigged to a Roland SoundCanvas. SWEET!!)
    this is a little subjective, isn't it? ;>
    btw midi is a serial interface exacly like the legacy ones...
    I think that on the mb there will be only cpu/memory block and expansion
    buses... PCI,AGP more an i2c bus on witch put also the rtc..
    All the other pieces on boards (the keyboard will be plugged in a usb
    interface...)
    
    > All your motherboard needs are good buses and a clean design. Build it
    and a loooot of pci slots!!! :>
    
    > and I'll buy... as soon as I can figure out how to make some money. =P
    
    uhmm...  It looks like I am not the only with permanent money problems...
    ;)
    
    
    
    
    
     
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