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Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted,comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: Public Domain TCP/IP
Message-ID: <28325@sun.uucp>
Date: Thu, 17-Sep-87 14:40:14 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep 17 14:40:14 1987
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Keywords: TCP/IP CMC MVME350
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In article <358@palladium.UUCP> gkenley@palladium.UUCP (Greg Kenley) writes:
>I had been told by someone from pSOS (Real time romable OS) that a public
>domain implementation of TCP/IP existed for a CMC Ethernet board (which is
>identical to MVME350 motorola board - 68000 with AMD7990).  He told me
>to contact John Pope of Aehr Tess in California.  When I called Aehr Tess
>told me that he no longer was there and would not give out his forwarding
>address or number.  We needed something that simply worked on the MVME350
>board just to bootstrap ourselves.  Maybe John is out there somewhere.
>
>Greg Kenley
>Palladium Data Sytems, Inc.
>"Home of the DataTub"

Yes, I am out here. Unfortunately, I don't think I have what you're 
looking for. The PD software in question was a Unix driver modified to 
run under pSOS, not an implementation of TCP/IP. The TCP/IP we were
using at AEHR Test was the one supplied by CMC, which works just fine.

P.S.
	What's a DataTub??

	John Pope
		Sun Microsystems, Inc. 
			jlp@sun.COM