It is a little like profiling the 27.5 MHz VLSI VL82C201 80286, which would out-benchmark an 80386 in DOS mode, but at the end, the 80386 could boot Linux and b

It is a little like profiling the 27.5 MHz VLSI VL82C201 80286, which would out-benchmark an 80386 in DOS mode, but at the end, the 80386 could boot Linux and become a workstation and the 80286 could not, and there was no point in trying to run Xenix. Just tickled a few old neurons.