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johnson@hamavnet.com writes:

>In article <1990Sep11.161448.28805@iwblsys.intel.com>, smith@iwblsys.intel.com (Mickey Smith) writes:
>> anil@ncst.ernet.in (Anil Garg) writes:
>> 
>>>Is there a Unix with TCP/IP (and NFS, if possible) for the Intel
>>>System 320?  Any pointers are welcome.
>> 
>> Yes there is, available from Intel, Product code TCP32 and NFS32.
>> 
>It's my understanding that the network card in the Intel 320 system is the
>sbc552A (the 320 is a Multibus I system).  The Intel product catalog states
>that the TCP32 and NFS32 products, as mentioned by Mickey Smith above, only
>support the 'PC' platform UNIX and 'PC' type network cards (specifically the
>Intel PC586, 3COM 3C501 and 3C503, and the WD8003E).

>Intel sells 3 versions of UNIX V 386...
>   SYSTEMV386I   for Multibus I systems  (this is the one for the 320)
>   SYSTEMV386II  for Multibus II systems
>   UNX32...(many part #s)  for 'AT BUS' systems

>It appears that the TCP32 and NFS32 products will NOT work in the 320 version
>of UNIX.

>I have been told that CMC(Network Sciences), or Wollengong  may have TCPIP
>products for MBI UNIX...I'm sorry I don't have more information about the
>companies or the products...
>   
The TCP32 and NFS32 products do in fact work with the SBC 552A board in
a MultiBus I systems as well as the SBC 186/530 in a MultiBus II system.
Each requires that the system be running UNIX V/386 R3.2.2. The transport
software that is downloaded to these boards at boot time
allows the TCP stack to access an exposed data link on the communications
board. This is a new feature, and was not supported previous to the last
release of iNA960 transport service provider.

# Mickey Smith, Regional Software Specialist
# Intel Corporation
# 7071 Orchard Lake Road
# W. Bloomfield, MI 48332  (313) 851-8096
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# Mickey Smith, Regional Software Specialist
# Intel Corporation
# 7071 Orchard Lake Road
# W. Bloomfield, MI 48332  (313) 851-8096