The Education of MassiveProng (Pt 3 of 275) (001/634) (136/634)
are equivalent to the internal memory read MEMR# and memory write
MEMW# signals; for all other accesses, XRD# and XWR# are equivalent to
the internal I/O read IOR# and I/O write IOW# signals.
Referring to lines 1531 of FIG. 17, two DMA channels and a
programmable chip select PCS0# are available to support a business
audio chip such as the AD1848 commercially available from Analog
Devices Inc. A second programmable chip select PCS1# is also
available.
When a ROM (and not flash memory) is used to realize BIOS ROM 120,
connections are made from PPU 110 as shown in FIG. 17 to the control
.
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