On 11/19/19 8:43 AM, Al Kossow via cctalk wrote: > > > On 11/18/19 7:34 PM, Frank McConnell wrote: >> Wall Data (5250 emulator, maybe 3270 too) > > yes, both, 'Rumba' which supported several different boards/drivers I've also been chasing down the history of the ASICs used on 'Irma' boards and you can see the chain of acquistions. SMC and UMC were even in the Irma ASIC business but it's unclear if they did their own firmware or copied someone elses. I need to sit down with my notes since it gets really confusing. National, for example, built a coprocessor ASIC (DP8344) but sold a boxed PC card product with an SMC part on it.
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