What does fairness mean in the context of bus arbitration

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Question: 1. How does the VMEbus deal with a 7-level interrupt, since it has only an IACK* line and the IACKOUT*--IACKIN* daisy-chain?

2. What does fairness mean in the context of bus arbitration?

3. What is the difference between a TAS timing cycle and the timing cycle of other 68000 instructions? How is TAS used?

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