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From: jim@baroque.Stanford.EDU (James Helman)
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Subject: Re: Early microcomputer networks
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I remember people having Corvus disk systems on their Apple II's
around 1980.  But I never used them.  What was the architecture?
Was the protocol file level or raw device?

Jim Helman
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