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It means a 386 that was IBM-compatible, presumably. Not sure there were all that many 386 systems that weren't, though I'm sure they exist...
by to3m 10y ago
It means a 386 that was IBM-compatible, presumably.
Not sure there were all that many 386 systems that weren't, though I'm sure they exist...
- nsxwolf 10y agoA UK company called Jarogate had a line of 386 based CP/M machines that didn't use an IBM PC compatible architecture. CMOS versions of the 386 also showed up in some mobile phones and other embedded systems.