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In article <4dsig4$3hb@jupiter.ks.symbios.com> Don Dettke <ddettke@helios.ks.symbios.com> writes:
>
>NCR had been a subsidiary of AT&T until about a year ago.  It was sold to
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This should be 'NCR Microelectronics', which is the division of NCR that
made all NCR ICs.

Again ... the 'IT' is 'NCR Microelectronics' and not 'NCR'.

The rest of NCR is still here and is still owned by AT&T.

>Hyundai and now goes by the name "Symbios Logic".  I work with our disk
>arrays, not our host adapters, so I'm not really up on all the details, but
>you should still be able to buy NCR / Symbios Logic host adapters.  However,
>I think a lot of them are sold by OEMs so you wouldn't recognize it as an
>"NCR" by the name.  I think one such is the ASUS SC200, and I've heard
>that DTC markets one, too.  Sorry, I don't know where you can get one, but
>I think the Linux Hardware, or SCSI, HOWTO may list at least one place that
>sells them.  Also, check out our Web Server, at "http://www.symbios.com/",
>for all kinds of information on Symbios Logic products, including our
>international distributors.
>
>Please note that I am not a Symbios Logic spokesperson and this is not
>an "official" Symbios Logic response -- I'm just trying to help out.
>
>-- 
>Don Dettke,  Software Engineering Consultant
>ddettke@helios.ks.symbios.com
>


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