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From: valsee@qat.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: tar under SCO Xenix
Message-ID: <1300002@qat>
Date: 25 Aug 89 17:58:00 GMT
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Nf-From: qat.UUCP!valsee    Aug 25 12:58:00 1989


well, sco might be right.  i had a similar situation here with a 386
AT-type machine with two arnet smartport-8 boards... whenever anyone
queued a print job beyond a certain length, the arnet boards would
go out and talk to the little animals.  this was on sco 2.2.4 and
fairly early arnet drivers.

in this case, talking to arnet revealed that they knew about this, and
had rewritten their installable drivers to fix it.  i got a new driver
disk, which fixed the problem.

i don't know that the microchannel arnet board drivers have similar
problems, but calling arnet and asking them about it couldn't hurt.

valerie see ...attctc!texbell!techsup!qat!valsee
	    ...attctc!texbell!techsup!seev