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Subject: Re: Honey Danber UUCP
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Date: Wed, 2-Sep-87 21:24:33 EDT
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> Not really! Question was at end of thread which started with the inability
> of the Zaiaz SysV.2 port to support acu's.

Prove it.  All I saw was your original article which did NOT have any
references; from the data given there, one can only conclude that the question
was not at the end of ANY thread.

> It might not be a bug to you but try supporting uucp on a single modem with
> this turkey!

That STILL doesn't make it a bug.  System V doesn't come with a spreadsheet
program, either; does that mean that this lack is a bug if you have to support
a base of spreadsheet users?

> I posted it here because this is where the System V expertise is supposed
> to reside!

System V expertise resides in many places; not all of them are appropriate for
all questions.  "comp.unix.questions" and "comp.sources.wanted" would be more
appropriate for questions of the sort "where can I get XXX piece of software?".

> It belongs in modems because we were discussing the improper handling of
> DTR and DCD in system V.2 uucico and cu.

Not along the thread that your article belonged do, you weren't.

> > If you didn't buy your S5R2 from AT&T (e.g., if it came from a hardware
> > vendor), ask them.
> Because they (Definicon) no longer support it, and because Zaiaz (port house)
> doesn't either!

"Because xxx" is usually used as an answer to a question; I see no question
here, but I infer the question you are answering is the unasked one "why
*don't* you ask your hardware vendor?"

What this means is that you have to buy it from AT&T; I have no idea what the
price is, but it may be steep if it's priced along the lines of the UNIX system
itself.  I don't know if it requires a UNIX source license or not.

> Do you do all your pattern recognition using only the last dimension of 
> the feature vector???

No, but I don't do it based on nonexistent features, either.  It's a little
hard to recognize a Corvette if all you can see are the tires.
	Guy Harris
	{ihnp4, decvax, seismo, decwrl, ...}!sun!guy
	guy@sun.com