What about a Malta board, it got a PC like structure with ATX form factor, a Intel PIIX4E South Bridge (containing interrupt controller, RTC and USB), a Super IO devices (with support for keyboard, 2 UARTs, floppy disk, parallel port and mouse), AMD ethernet controller, Audio controller, Primary and Secondary IDE, 4 PCI slots. I probably forgot something, but the board is more or less designed to be a "MIPS PC". /Carsten Jun Sun wrote: > Does anybody know if there is such a "MIPS PC" machine? Essentially > I am looking for a machine with MIPS CPU and PC peripherals (such as > SIMM RAM, PCI bus, EIDE HD, VGA graphics, PS/2 mouse/kbd, etc). > > It would be really nice to have such a box. If it is massively produced, > the price should be cheaper than i386 PCs because MIPS CPU price is > much cheaper. > > Jun
