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From: bdelvecc@kinetics.com (Brian Del Vecchio)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.novell
Subject: Re: Writing IPX drivers
Summary: LAN driver development
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Date: 26 Dec 90 21:07:53 GMT
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In article <20758@oolong.la.locus.com>, dobson@locus.com (Peter Dobson) writes:
> How do I get the documentation for writing an IPX driver?  I've got some
> sample IPX drivers that I can reverse engineer, but there's got to be
> a better way.
> 
If you are looking to write an IPX Lan driver for a board you manufacture,
you can get the LAN driver development kit from Novell IMSP (independent
manufacturer's support program).  There is a prohibitive fee and a tough
certification program that your driver must pass before it is "approved"
by Novell.

On the other hand, you could be asking a completely different question.
	:^}
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