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From gjc  Tue Jun 24 21:36:35 1986 remote from lmi-angel
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From: George Carrette <lmi-angel!gjc>
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A company called AUSCOM in Austin Texas sells various IBM interface
hardware components to allow one to look like a device on the System/370
channel. Recently I've written a driver for the Multibus board
version of their channel interface. (That is an idea for a TCP-IP
for a System/370, a multibus cardcage + 68000 board + channel + Excelan).
I understand they also have a QBUS version of this.