> > 3. Buggy implementations like the Cyrix 486es that don't properly maintain
> > cache coherency.
>
> The early Cyrix CPUs (and some 1.x rev 6x86 cpus I believe too) arent supported
> and dont work. The problem is best corrected with a hammer and a visit to
> ebay
What is list of cpu's not supported? I want one ;-).
[It is even more broken than 386? Wow!]
[Is it really not work-aroundable? LIke declaring no DMA on system and using
PIO for floppy?]
Pavel
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