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In article <5851.2a82c7fb@hayes.com>, tnixon@hayes.com writes:
|> I am interested in C-language source code for X.25/X.32, as well as
|> an X.3/X.28/X.29 PAD.  If anyone is aware of companies that have
|> such source code available (commercial software for purchase is
|> fine), please let me know by email.  The code should be as
|> independent as possible of any particular operating system (i.e.,
|> modularized so that hardware-level interactions can be easily
|> adapted to different environments). Thank you very much! 
|> 
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	Both Retix and Motorola have X.25 product in C.  I don't know
about PAD.

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In article <1992Aug10.173042.3712@bmers145.bnr.ca> jasonc@bnr.ca (Jason Chen) writes:
}In article <5851.2a82c7fb@hayes.com>, tnixon@hayes.com writes:
}> I am interested in C-language source code for X.25/X.32, as well as
}> an X.3/X.28/X.29 PAD.  ...
}	Both Retix and Motorola have X.25 product in C.  I don't know

X.25 kernel code (original from the University of British Columbia)
implementing X.25 layers 2 and 3 have been available via anonymous ftp
from ftp.uu.net for almost a year (the Berkeley NetII distribution).
(packages/bsd-sources/sys/netccitt).

There is an X.29 daemon which assumes a sockets interface, but is
rather broken (due to BSD system changes) which somebody is volunteering
to fix and return to Berkeley for redistribution.  There are device
drivers for the DPV-11, the DMF-32 for the Vax, and the ADAX board for
the IBM-pc.  Any kind of simple synchronous HDLC de-framer will do.

Work is currently underway at the University of Erlangen to provide
X.25/802.2 class 2/802.3.

sklower@diva.Berkeley.EDU (Keith Sklower) writes:

>In article <1992Aug10.173042.3712@bmers145.bnr.ca> jasonc@bnr.ca (Jason Chen) writes:
>}In article <5851.2a82c7fb@hayes.com>, tnixon@hayes.com writes:
>}> I am interested in C-language source code for X.25/X.32, as well as
>}> an X.3/X.28/X.29 PAD.  ...
>}	Both Retix and Motorola have X.25 product in C.  I don't know

...

>Work is currently underway at the University of Erlangen to provide
>X.25/802.2 class 2/802.3.

And it's looking better almost every day 8=)

	Dirk

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sklower@diva.Berkeley.EDU (Keith Sklower) writes:

>X.25 kernel code (original from the University of British Columbia)
>implementing X.25 layers 2 and 3 have been available via anonymous ftp
>from ftp.uu.net for almost a year (the Berkeley NetII distribution).
>(packages/bsd-sources/sys/netccitt).

>[...] Any kind of simple synchronous HDLC de-framer will do.

Has anyone written a driver for asynchronous HDLC as defined in recent
ISO 3309 addendi? With this <19.200bit/s would be possible on every
386 box without additional sync boards (as exensive as the whole computer :-).
The best place for this driver might perhaps be a new tty line discipline,
as this has been done with SLIP and PPP before ...

Markus

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