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Subject: Re: tcp/ip for amiga
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Date: Wed, 16-Sep-87 22:30:02 EDT
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In article <2009@megaron.arizona.edu> rogerh@arizona.edu (Roger Hayes) writes:
<Then there's a NFS device: perhaps mount each remote machine?
<So 
<	copy c:foobar to cholla:/usr/rogerh/amiga/archive
<copies a file to a server's disk.  If this works, some of us
<might be faced with a decision: hard disk or network interface?
<What model does Ameristar present to the user?

Surprise! I'm already in that position.  I'm trying to decide between
the ASDG SPD (when I can get one) and an Ameristar card (when the Sun
arrives). Been trying to get a hold of Ameristar to find out how long
I'll be able to get their Zorro-I card, and if it'll work in an ASDG
Mini-Rack. The SPD I know will work in the mini-rack, but costs more.

Anyone out there want to try answering these questions?

	<mike


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