Re: strange behaviour involving repeaters

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From: Allen Robel
Date: Fri, 06 Jul 1990 21:31

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>I'm always suspicious of vendors that claim somebody is sending data
>"too fast for an Ethernet".  You may recall that a number of people
>claimed that Sun was violating Ethernet specs, when it turns out that


The problem WAS with the crystal cisco was using for timing and it is
a problem that cisco has admitted to.


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