> Interesting. The reference I've been using only shows 10; but then, it's
> hardly an official reference, and the source needs to be considered as well
> (something put out by Compute! magazine back in the mid 1980s). I already
> know the bloody thing was inaccurate about a number of other technical
> details.
I just read an article in the latest c't (German computer magazine) which
included a part of a c't article about EISA slots of 04-92 with a top view
of the slot. It says: "This illustration corrects those printed in c't 12-89,
DOS intl 01-92, and Computer Persönlich 06-92." (which were two other
magazines totally unrelated with the first one.)
So never ever trust a specification from a single source, maybe not even
from three.
ciao,
johnny
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