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NuBus (/ˈn(j)uˌbʌs/) is a 32-bit
parallel computer bus,
originally developed at MIT and
standardized in 1987 as a part of the
NuMachine workstation project...
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systems for
software configuration of
devices included the MSX standard,
NuBus,
Amiga Autoconfig, and IBM Microchannel.
Initially all
expansion cards for...
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following years, the
Limerick Underground Electronic music scene took off and '
nubus'
became a
familiar name
around Limerick City,
alongside his residencies...
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large number of
NuBus slots. The
Workgroup Server 95 was
succeeded by the
Workgroup Server 9150. The
logic board has five
NuBus slots and a Processor...
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early generations of PCI-based "beige"
Power Macs (and
sometimes the
first NuBus-equipped models), but not the
older Motorola 68000-based Macs; however,...
- third-party
solutions such as
Sonnet Technologies Crescendo G3
NuBus (up to 500 MHz) and G4
NuBus (up to 360 MHz; discontinued) and
Newer Technology's MaxPower...
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continued to be the only
option for
Macintosh NuBus computers until June 2000, when PPC/Linux for
NuBus Power Macs was released.
MacTech magazine observed...
- due to a
smaller internal fan. The
relative compactness results in
three NuBus slots being available,
compared with six on the IIx. The new case, Apple's...
- priorities, and
interrupt numbers. "Second generation" bus
systems like
NuBus addressed some of
these problems. They
typically separated the computer...
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system from
recognizing more than one
megabyte of
memory address space on a
Nubus card.
Every Macintosh II
manufactured until approximately November 1987...
