Re: CardBus to 66/64 extenders

[Michael Richardson <mcr@solidum.com>]

>>>>> "Peter" == Peter Marek <peter.marek@marekmicro.de> writes:

    Peter> Cardbus is 33MHz/32bit solely.

  You missed the point.
  I want a PCI bus with multiple 66/64 slots that can talk to each other,
and I want to bridge it to a host via CardBus. The Host is used for code
download and configuration only (GUI).

  {if you aren't the only one that is really annoyed by these Out-of-the
Office crap that you get, contact me}

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    Peter> From: Michael Richardson <mcr@solidum.com>
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    Peter> Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 1:13 AM
    Peter> Subject: CardBus to 66/64 extenders


    >> 
    >> Does anyone know of a source of, or if it is possible to have a CardBus
    >> card that connects to a PCI extender chassis? Ideally, 66Mhz/64-bit that
    >> is easily packed in a suitcase. (i.e. not much bigger than full size PCI).
    >> 
    >> The purpose is to be able to demo a 64bit/66Mhz co-processor from a
    >> standard NetBSD running notebook.
    >> 
    >> Failing that, are there sources for 32/33Mhz PCI to 64/66 PCI extenders
    >> that have at least two slots? Host CPU access is not the bottleneck, but
    >> rather bandwidth across the PCI backplane between co-processor
    >> cards. Ideally, 4-slots... I realize that requires 3 PCI bridge chips.
    >> 
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