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Subject: Re: DNet (Re: Positive!!! Possibilities
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Date: 15 Apr 90 00:28:39 GMT
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/* Written  4:10 am  Apr 14, 1990 by deven@rpi.edu in ux1.cso.uiuc.edu:comp.sys.amiga */
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Currently, I am using V2.02L, which works reliably ONCE you
get it running to begin with.  (that can be a bitch, as many can
attest to.)  Regardless, DNet is useful, and worth the effort.

Deven
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Yes, but does it work at speeds over 9600 baud?  Also, does Dnet work with
an '030 card?  I have a Courier HST and a GVP 68030 with 8MB of 32-bit ram,
and I'd LOVE to run DNet, but I cannot even get it to do anything...

It runs fine (I hear) on 68000-based Amigas, but how about others?

Thanks in advance.

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Jeff Nicholson              jeffo@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu             GO AMIGA!!!!
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