And I was "King Tut" when it came to Chevy PFinjection electrical
diagnostics


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huh? I designed disk drive controllers for Digital Equipment Corp.
computers. And Rockwell used a a VAX780 with my controller as the interface
to a disk drive farm.

Why did I need a freaking MicroVAX II to run my 68000 and 68020
emulators?

We built our newer stuff with 68k's and never used a microvax to run an
emulator. Most of the emulators ran on XT pc's. was the 1980's.

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And I was "King Tut" when it came to Chevy PFinjection electrical
diagnostics


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huh? I designed disk drive controllers for Digital Equipment Corp.
computers. And Rockwell used a a VAX780 with my controller as the interface
to a disk drive farm.

Why did I need a freaking MicroVAX II to run my 68000 and 68020
emulators?

We built our newer stuff with 68k's and never used a microvax to run an
emulator. Most of the emulators ran on XT pc's. was the 1980's.

No, the maker of the emulator/in circuit analyzer systems was only setup
to use a MicroVAX II, DG had a hard time buying one from DEC directly,
we didn't want to cut the check so we bought one on the used market.