I love compact systems that integrate as many things as possible. Years ago I was impressed by discovering that Bridgeboards existed in the Amiga world and so I understood their functioning and their limits (in computing power, the maximum is a 386SX). So I discovered that in the industrial world there are Single Board Computers.

The SBCs don't put the two systems in communication (characteristics that I don't need), but they allow me to have a single machine containing both a Classical Amiga (68000-68060- Vampire, Pistorm etc) and a Modern PC (486 -Pentium-Pentium3). As you can see I started by testing it with an SBC that I found cheap, with Celeron 366 (the slowest I have) and Sound Blaster Vibra Audio card (I have other much nicer ones but for now I'll use this one), the A2000 slots offline with the Zorro slots they are only 8bit ISA and I thought it didn't work, but instead both the SBC and the Sound Blaster work perfectly.

That's all for now, I await your comments/suggestions