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OrBit
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gshv
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A80230910 is probably a peripheral controller. I found only one good reference for "Intel 82309".
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Elar
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It's part of 82311 chipset.
| Quote: | 82311 chipset, which consists of: 82303/304
local channel support for I/O peripherals;
82307 DMA controller; 82308 bus controller;
82309 address bus controller; 82077 floppy
disk controller; 82706 IBM-compatible video
graphics array (VGA) controller;
Micro Channel architecture (MCA)-
compatible. Implements an
Intel386(TM)-based MCA system in 98
chips, nearly 50 devices less than early
MCA-compatible chip sets. |
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