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From: farrell@erebus.UUCP.UUCP
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Subject: 2/87 KIP with CAP
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Date: Fri, 13-Mar-87 19:12:28 EST
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I installed the new 2/87 KIP release today and now the atis server from
the CAP library is not working.  I would appreciate any hints to solve this.
Here is the situation.
   UNIX host is a 4.2BSD Vax 750.  One Kinetics box connects a single 
AppleTalk net to the same local ethernet cable as the host.  I was able
to get the 10/86 KIP release working and bring up atis, lsrv, and the papif
UNIX->laserwriter print spooler filter.  The Stanford Mac/IP also worked.
EFS would not work because of the problem with IP broadcasting conventions
for the 4.2BSD Vax.
   To install the new 2/87 KIP, I modified my /etc/atalkatab file to 
use the "0" convention of 4.2BSD instead of the "255" convention of 4.3BSD 
for broadcasts; downloaded the new gw.srec file to a Mac; and then loaded 
it into the Kinetics Box.  Stanford Mac/IP and the papif printer spooler 
filter still work, but neither lsrv nor efsd work, so I attribute the problem
to atis.  Any ideas?
   Thanks, Phil Farrell
   farrell@erebus.stanford.edu