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From: chongo@nsc.uucp (Landon Noll)
Newsgroups: net.announce,net.micro.16k,net.micro.ns32k,net.news.adm
Subject: relocation of net.micro.16k to net.micro.ns32k
Message-ID: <2170@cbosgd.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 25-May-86 12:23:11 EDT
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The newsgroup: net.micro.16k is being renamed: net.micro.ns32k in order to
reflect the current name of the National Semiconductor 32000 Microprocessor
Family.  The cancel message for net.micro.16k will not be sent for 2 weeks
to allow old messages to propagate and be read.

Net.micro.ns32k is intended for discussions of:
	- the NS32000 chip family (CPU, MMU, FPU, ...)
	- applications (Unix systems, Real time, Industrial control, ...)
	- systems/products that use some or all of the NS32000 family
	- questions and answers on the above
Messages of the form "my chip is better than yours" should be sent to /dev/null.

chongo <No, we don't have any current plans to change the chip name> /\32/\

[We advise netnews administrators to add the following line to
	/usr/lib/news/aliases:
	net.micro.16k	net.micro.ns32k
to help ease the transition. - MRH]