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From: oneill@bass.bu.edu (Brian V O'Neill)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Coexistence of MacOS/AUX, etc.
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Date: 3 Feb 90 23:50:41 GMT
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I have only been working with the Macintosh (specifically the SE) for a few
months now, and I've grown to like it. Sometime soon we hope to get a II,
and I was wondering a few things:

	- Can MacOS and A/UX coexist, or is there a reason too (i.e. is A/UX
	a Unix-type version of MacOS) on the same hard drive, similar to
	partitioning on PC hard drives?

	- We have a large a local Ethernet and I would like to take
	advantage of it. What kind of equipment would allow me to continue
	use of Localtalk for the LaserWriters as well as connect to the
	Ethernet with TCP/IP?

Any help is appreciated...

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