Marcel DeVoe wrote:The 68060 was pin compatible with the 68040. As the 68040 was used in MACs and third party accelerator cards for MACs; you'll probably find old 68060 MAC accelerator cards on the market every now and then.
Just caught up with this thread...
Erik Jordan <ejo...@columbus.rr.com> wrote:
I thought you all might be interested inthis email I recieved. It is from Matt Costanza who works at Motorola.
"The Motorola 68060 is currently used in a number of Network and telecommunications equipment (IP switches and routers). Motorola
makes the 6560 MP router pro. It is a backbone router that is
based on the 68060.
A number of other vendors use the 060 like Bay, Cisco, Nortel, Lucent Livingston.
You are correct with Lucent and telecommunications. We just started up a new line of switching bays called "Band Width Manager" for the "New Millenium" and some of the circuit packs in the switching bays I'm testing have LC 060's on their daughterboards.
And this is a "new" system. ;)
Our big Nortel Meridian-1 Option 81 telephony PBX uses two 68060/50..
//Johan
On Thursday, November 18, 1999 at 7:00:00 PM UTC+11, Johan Grip wrote:
Marcel DeVoe wrote:
Just caught up with this thread...
Erik Jordan <ejo...@columbus.rr.com> wrote:
I thought you all might be interested inthis email I recieved. It is from
Matt Costanza who works at Motorola.
"The Motorola 68060 is currently used in a number of Network and telecommunications equipment (IP switches and routers). Motorola
makes the 6560 MP router pro. It is a backbone router that is
based on the 68060.
A number of other vendors use the 060 like Bay, Cisco, Nortel, Lucent Livingston.
You are correct with Lucent and telecommunications. We just started up a new line of switching bays called "Band Width Manager" for the "New Millenium" and some of the circuit packs in the switching bays I'm testing
have LC 060's on their daughterboards.
And this is a "new" system. ;)
Our big Nortel Meridian-1 Option 81 telephony PBX uses two 68060/50.. //JohanThe 68060 was pin compatible with the 68040. As the 68040 was used in MACs and third party accelerator cards for MACs; you'll probably find old 68060 MAC accelerator cards on the market every now and then.
The 68060 was pin compatible with the 68040. As the 68040 was used in MACs and third party accelerator cards for MACs; you'll probably find old 68060 MAC accelerator cards on the market every now and then.
Sysop: | Keyop |
---|---|
Location: | Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK |
Users: | 365 |
Nodes: | 16 (2 / 14) |
Uptime: | 81:17:55 |
Calls: | 7,775 |
Calls today: | 1 |
Files: | 12,911 |
Messages: | 5,750,100 |