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> > differently (and actually have working serial ports I believe). 
>                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> This part is not true AFAIK. I understand they "ported" that
> incompatibility from the 4x0 to the 520.

Groan. Has anyone got a spare daisycutter ..

> > So its an end of life core
> 
> Yes, but is that an excuse for Linux to not support it ? I mean,
> Linux still does support the 386 ...

I meant that as in "so it wont be appearing in any new form" not that we
should not support it.
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