However, it does not specifically mention the 66 MHz part; only up to 50 MHz. Other than the 66 MHz parts running at 3.6 V as opposed to 5 V, and there being a FLT#, and an integrated hardware circuit for invalidating the L1 cache, I am wondering if there are any other differences.
I have wired up a PGA168 to PGA132 prototype which I cannot seem to get working and am at the point in troubleshooting where I think there may be some small functional or pin difference with the 66 MHz, 3.6 V part. For further information on this prototype, you can view these two links (with photos).
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