Arcnet for an Embedded system

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From: Bill Essary
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1992 05:56

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>In article <#ncnf7=@quantum.on.ca> danh@quantum.on.ca (Dan Hildebrand) 
>writes:
>>Why not drop an Arcnet chip onto your embedded system ? The component cost 
>>is very low ...

We have just settled on Arcnet for our system (386, 8050 and Siemens 166
processor mix.  Has anyone seen an OSI type (well defined physical, network
and transport layer) protocol stack written to a small realtime kernel
interface?  We have an in-house kernel and would love to port rather
than write the network.  Actually, writing the network would be fun, 
but... time.

Bill Essary

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From: essary@pyramid.unr.edu (Bill Essary)
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Subject: Arcnet for an Embedded system
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