Hi Peter.
>>> Yup. It isn't even used to signal FPU errors on 486+ PCs.
>> Does that mean it's available for use by other hardware, or
>> is that prohibited by other considerations?
> It's not -- there is no wire that can be used to raise IRQ
> 13 from any other device.
8-((( I have to admit that I'd overlooked that, which is silly.
Best wishes from Riley.
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