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From: jmoy@BRUBECK.PROTEON.COM
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Subject: re: length of 802.3 + 802.2 header
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Date: Fri, 22-Aug-86 10:05:03 EDT
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Don-

I think that your calculation is correct. I recently wrote a driver
for IP on an 802.5 network and encountered the same problem. My first
reaction was that I must be crazy. Seems that this is going to cause
problems for alot of people's architectures.

John Moy
Proteon
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