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From: daveharv@pro-novapple.UUCP (Dave Harvey)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Corvus and Apple II's
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Date: 4 Mar 88 16:48:26 GMT
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Leonard B. Bliss writes:
>Does anyone out there have any expericnce or know of any problems others have
>had networking GS's or other machines using CORVUS hardware?

The Washington Apple Pi Apple user group in Bethesda, MD has had quite a bit 
of experience with CORVUS networks for the past few years with their BBS.
They have been running a multi-user BBS using a Corvus network, where 
about 8 Apples are connected together to achieve the multi-user capability. 
As I recall, they're using Apple IIe's and not IIGS's, but there shouldn't be
any problem.  As I understand it, if an Apple IIgs is used on a Corvus
network, you must use the slow speed mode.  The fast speed is not compatable
with the network.
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