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| ====== ISA Bus Boards ====== The tables below summarize the boards designed by RBC community members using the ISA Bus. For details on an individual board, please see it's individual board page links. ===== ISA Backplanes ===== ^Board Name ^Description | |[[:boards:isa:isa-backplane:start|ISA-Backplane]] |Sergey's Micro ATX ISA Backplane | \\ ===== ISA Processor Boards ===== ===== ISA Input/Output Boards ===== ^Board Name ^Description ^ |[[:boards:isa:xt-ide:start|XT-IDE]] |A board which allow IDE hard drive to be connected to vintage PC-compatible systems using 8-bit ISA (such as the IBM PC XT)| |[[:boards:isa:xt-fdc:start|XT-FDC]] |A board providing up to 2 floppy controllers with up to 4 drives to vintage PC-compatible systems using 8-bit ISA (such as the IBM PC XT)| | ====== ISA Bus Boards ====== |
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| | The tables below summarize the boards designed by RBC community members using the ISA Bus. For details on an individual board, please see it's individual board page links. |
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| | ===== ISA Backplanes ===== |
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| | |[[boards:isa:isa-backplane:start|ISA-Backplane]]|Sergey's Micro ATX ISA Backplane| |
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| | ===== ISA Processor Boards ===== |
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| | ===== ISA Input/Output Boards ===== |
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| | ^Board Name ^Description ^ |
| | |[[boards:isa:xt-ide:start|XT-IDE]]|A board which allow IDE hard drive to be connected to vintage PC-compatible systems using 8-bit ISA (such as the IBM PC XT) | |
| | |[[boards:isa:xt-fdc:start|XT-FDC]]|A board providing up to 2 floppy controllers with up to 4 drives to vintage PC-compatible systems using 8-bit ISA (such as the IBM PC XT)| |
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