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From: mab@druhi.ATT.COM (A.Bland)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.ibm
Subject: Re: ARTIC Card Info Request
Message-ID: <3126@druhi.ATT.COM>
Date: 8 Jun 88 14:24:48 GMT
References: <8806071206.AA20603@jade.berkeley.edu>
Organization: AT&T, Denver, CO
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In article <8806071206.AA20603@jade.berkeley.edu>, pfh@pai.UUCP (Peter Hill) writes:
+ In article <561@dsachg1.UUCP>, zdb1526@dsachg1.UUCP (kelly pearce) writes:
+ > We are considering using IBM's ARTIC card....
+ >                                   Trouble is, IBM isn't at all sure if the
+ > card will work in any other machine other than an true-blue IBM :-(....
+ 
+ You should be able to use a clone.  I would try out a specific configuration
+ before committing to it.

I have an ARTIC in my AT&T 6310 (an AT clone) and it seems to work fine
using IBM software.

I believe that some of the larger clone manufacturers perform certification
testing of certain software and hardware configurations, so you might want
to contact your favorite clone maker and ask about compatibility.
-- 
Alan Bland
AT&T Denver Labs
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