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by: Louis Ohland - Sun, 13 Feb 2022 02:05 UTC

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by: gfretwell@aol.com - Sun, 13 Feb 2022 02:55 UTC

On Sat, 12 Feb 2022 20:05:50 -0600, Louis Ohland <ohland@charter.net>
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>Did the 8525 shaped system board come in a non "all-in-one" system? The
>8525 would be an interesting little box if it used an external monitor...

It was just a cost reduced mod 30 8086.
IBM did use that mod 30 board in a cash register that Wendy's used.

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by: IBMMuseum - Mon, 14 Feb 2022 19:20 UTC

>> Did the 8525 shaped system board come in a non "all-in-one" system? The
>> 8525 would be an interesting little box if it used an external monitor...

I know you are still counting this as an "All-in-One", but it is still cool: https://vintagecomputer.ca/ibm-7690-nursing-station-yup-its-a-ps2/

> It was just a cost reduced mod 30 8086.
> IBM did use that mod 30 board in a cash register that Wendy's used.

Correct, the Model 25 lacks the RTC of the Model 30 (although I wish someone would replicate the 7690 riser) - which doesn't matter for an ICLAS to get the system time while RIPLing over the network.

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by: William R. Walsh - Sun, 20 Nov 2022 21:53 UTC

> Did the 8525 shaped system board come in a non "all-in-one" system? The
> 8525 would be an interesting little box if it used an external monitor...

I'm way late to the party (don't get here often any longer, and have only
the one computer still even set up to do the Usenet thing...)...yes. The
Model 30-286 and the 25-286 use exactly the same planer.

William

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by: IBMMuseum - Sun, 20 Nov 2022 23:35 UTC

On Sunday, November 20, 2022 at 2:53:33 PM UTC-7, William R. Walsh wrote:
> > Did the 8525 shaped system board come in a non "all-in-one" system? The
> > 8525 would be an interesting little box if it used an external monitor...
> I'm way late to the party (don't get here often any longer, and have only
> the one computer still even set up to do the Usenet thing...)...yes. The
> Model 30-286 and the 25-286 use exactly the same planer.
>
> William

Well, that's fine - because I get to correct myself:

> ...the Model 25 lacks the RTC of the Model 30...

The 8086-based Model 25 actually has the BIOS code to run an RTC (of the chip type and address that is on the 8086-based Model 30)...

Subject	Author
Were there any 8525 system-board based systems?	Louis Ohland
Re: Were there any 8525 system-board based systems?	gfretwell
Re: Were there any 8525 system-board based systems?	IBMMuseum
Re: Were there any 8525 system-board based systems?	William R. Walsh
Re: Were there any 8525 system-board based systems?	IBMMuseum