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From: casey@admin.cognet.ucla.edu (Casey Leedom)
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Subject: Re: Interlan drops a byte?
Keywords: Interlan BD-N11010
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Date: 28 Aug 88 23:00:52 GMT
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In article <15566@shemp.CS.UCLA.EDU> (casey@cs.ucla.edu) I write:
>   Well, I think you're going to have an enormous amount of difficulty
> trying to use if_de.c with your Interlan.  Why don't you try if_il.c?
> And as someone mentioned earlier, you should grab the latest copy of that
> driver since there were some significant bugs in the copy distributed
> with 4.3BSD.

> From: Chris Torek <chris@gyre.umd.edu>
> Apparently Interlan makes a DEUNA-style board.  Also, the major bugs
> were in if_np.c, not if_il.c ...

  Opps!  I should know better too.  Thanks for the correction.

Casey