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8086 system on a chip

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I need 8086 system on a chip, compatible with IBM PC, which can run DOS and its application unmodified.

Is there such a chip, or should it be done with FPGA. If it has to be done with FPGA I would prefer to have 3-chip system: 8086, FPGA , 1 megabyte SRAM.

I need it to replace aging IBM PC XT compatible computer on education institution.

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Toni
 

interesting!!! Well I am aware of small form factor 386(IA32 boards 3.5 inch) available from iBase.
If it helps....
 

have you checked out **broken link removed** ?
 

Have you tried Virtualbox or a similar software solution?
Virtualbox is free.
 

yes,why not apply virtual technology?
vmware,virtual box..etc. may be the best solution for you.
 

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