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isa-d
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| 1FY8-0002 isn't a pa-7000 but a PCX (CMOS26B), a pre pa-7000 cpu |
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Cpuswe
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Ok, so its in the PA-RISC family but should be in a new category called PCX?
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isa-d
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| Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2014 8:09 am Post subject: |
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| Cpuswe wrote: | | Ok, so its in the PA-RISC family but should be in a new category called PCX? |
First PA-Risc cpu was TS-1, then NS-1, NS-2, PCX, PA-7000, PA-7100, and more.....
http://www.openpa.net/hardware.html |
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Cpuswe
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Ok.
Added the two above and moved the previous one to an own category
http://www.chipdb.org/cat-pa-risc-592.htm
(This is not my main collecting field, there may be errors in categories or chip sorting. Apologies if errors found and suggestions welcome!)
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johnorun
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Wow, I'm glad I saw this thread, since the 1FY8-0002 is mine in chipdb.
Is it still a CPU and should I label it as a PCX?? 
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isa-d
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| xhoba wrote: | | Just a question... is my 1FU9-0002 a PA-7000? |
Unfortunately not
probably it's the MMU because FPU has the Texas Instruments logo |
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xhoba
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| isa-d wrote: | | xhoba wrote: | | Just a question... is my 1FU9-0002 a PA-7000? |
Unfortunately not
probably it's the MMU because FPU has the Texas Instruments logo |
OK, thanks.
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