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SOTA 286I

    19-Aug-91 20:12:56
Sb: #31935-SOTA 286I
Fm: Steven Alford 73270,3475
To: Marion J Deland 72550,1733
Yes, the RAM disk is "awakened" during the startup-sequence. I like the SOTA 286i alot. The speed is comparable to a PC with the exception of DISK access (hard disks). I use the board's speed with Schematic Capture packages and Spread Sheets. My full system is composed of Amiga 2000, GVP Series II Hard Disk controller, 50 Meg Hard Drive (split 36/10: Amiga/Bridgeboard), CBM 2 Meg Ram Expansion, Super VGA Monitor, 1084 Monitor, IBM bus internal modem amd the SOTA 286i. I like the SOTA 286i since it provide me with comparable speed as with my PS/2 Model 50 at work, without having to buy another machine. Best of all (of course) was the price as compared to the cost of a A20286 board.