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From: romkey@asylum.sf.ca.us (John Romkey)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Recent Dev. of PC/IP
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Date: 25 Feb 91 03:50:26 GMT
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   Date: 23 Feb 91 17:03:39 GMT
   From: "Stephen C. Trier" <decwrl!gatech.edu!usenet.ins.cwru.edu!cwlim!trier>
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   According to stories I've heard, some of the people from MIT who originally
   wrote PC/IP went on to found FTP Software, Inc. and to write PC/TCP.  (I'm
   sure I'll be corrected on this one if I'm wrong!  :-)

Yes, you're right, some of us did.

   HOLES IN THE DESCRIPTION:

   Who first added TFTP to PC/IP, and who took it out?  I still see references
   to it in the CWRU-PC/IP code I maintain.

It was there in the first releases from MIT; I don't know where it
went.
		- john romkey			Epilogue Technology
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