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From: tsp@chinet.UUCP (Tom Poindexter)
Newsgroups: net.micro.pc
Subject: Re: Xenix on PC-AT questions
Message-ID: <205@chinet.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 14-Oct-85 10:41:16 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 14 10:41:16 1985
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Keywords: Xenix, Serial ports, comm software


I have been using the ATvantage-X card from Computone.  It is an 8-port
serial board that contains its own processor, to off-load the '286.  I
believe AST has a 4 port board (you can use a total of two) that are
of the non-intelligent variety.  Computone's board is around $1k.  Call
Jack Berlin, product mgr, at 800-241-3946.
 
For comm software on Xenix, I have been using Pro-Yam, from Omen 
Technology, 503-621-3406.  You buy the PC-Dos version, then can 
download the Xenix version from their bbs.  The author, Chuck Forsberg,
can also be reached at ...!tektronix!reed!omen!caf.  I also have info
on a product called MLINK, from Corp. Microsystems, 603-448-5193; I'm
not sure if they have ported to the AT yet.


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