Re: What's difference between Scrub & Strip

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From: Mike Fugere
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 16:22

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I am reasonably sure that the new FDDI chipset offering from
Motorola can be set to automatically perform frame scrubbing.
This feature can also be disabled.  If I am wrong, perhaps
someone can correct me on this.... It would then be up to
the hardware and firmware guys designing the FDDI network
adaptor to utilize this feature in their products or not.

Mike Fugere
Design Engineer/Aviion Systems Development
Data General Corporation
Westborough, MA
"Of course, my employer has absolutely nothing to do with anything I say..."

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Subject: Re: What's difference between Scrub & Strip
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