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In article <1992Dec23.232754.26136@slab.slip.uiuc.edu> derek@slab.slip.uiuc.edu (Derek Taubert) writes:
>
>I suppose now would be as good a time as any to talk about what will be
>provided by the TCP/IP stuff.  (drum roll...)  I'll be glad to answer questions
>from those to whom the following doesn't mean much.  All of this should be
>available when GNO 1.1 ships.
>
>Interface support:
>	SLIP built in (no dialupip or CSLIP, this will be later)
>	MacIP over LocalTalk (for those of you with access to LocalTalk nets
>		with FastPath routes on them)
>	When it becomes available, ethernet - the software is written already,
>		it's just a matter of getting the hardware
>Derek

Is there any confirmation yet that Apple's Ethernet card will allow
direct TCP/IP access, or are you referring to some other hardware?

I'd really like to plug my GS into an ethernet TCP/IP network, so tell me
exactly what hardware and software I would need (Apart from a GS,
and GNO 1.1 :-).

BTW, RPCs would be really nice, but if you get 3/4 of what your proposing
going I'll be really impressed!
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