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From: jmc@elvin.ESAM.NWU.EDU (Marc Chandonia)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att,unix-pc.general
Subject: Internet on a UNIX-PC
Keywords: ka9q
Message-ID: <17@elvin.ESAM.NWU.EDU>
Date: 24 Feb 89 21:34:58 GMT
Organization: Northwestern University, Evanston Il.
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	Has anyone gotten a free (public domain or limited license) TCP/IP
package working on a unix-pc?  If so, please tell me where I can get it
and any "tricks" you need to install it.

	I am currently trying to install a TCP/IP package called KA9Q.  It
is supposed to work on system V machines, bsd machines, etc.  However, the
only description of the installation procedure is for an IBM PC.  Doing the
"obvious" stuff (various defines pertaining to slip protocol and system V
installation) does not work; the machine locks up when the executable
program is run.  If anyone has gotten this package to work, please post
or e-mail me a message telling how to do it.

	Thanks in advance.

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John-Marc Chandonia               |        jmc@nuacc.acns.nwu.edu
Integrated Science Program        |        jmc@elvin.esam.nwu.edu
Northwestern University           |        jmc@isp.isp.nwu.edu