I have a couple of these as well. The one to have way back when was made by AST. It had 4 16550 UARTS and could run them all at whatever speed you wanted.
There was even a public domain program/device driver for it, for UNIX on x86 called FAS (Final Async Solution) that worked very well. I still have a copy of it if anyone is running real serial on period hardware and SVR2/3 and maybe others. I ran these boards for a couple years on my public access UNIX system. Tom ------ Tom Manos, CTO Concursive Corporation 222 W 21st, Suite 213 Norfolk, VA. 23517 (757) 627-2760 (office) On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 6:11 PM Carlo Pisani via cctalk < cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > hi guys > I have an ISA8bit card with four UART chip on it, and the special cable. > it comes with the original manual and a floppy (5.25") with drivers > for XENIX and DOS, etc > > it was used for BBS, and I am willing to sell since it's not in use > > it's located in Italy (where my parents live), I can ship worldwide > > regards > Carlo >
