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In article <12073@bsu-cs.bsu.edu>, sam@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (B. Sam Blanchard)
writes:
> I would like to implement SLIP on a Sequent S27 running Dynix.
> Dynix is 4.2bsd with many 4.3bsd enhancements. (yes, Dynix is much more)

There is a freely available implementation of SLIP available for DYNIX.  It
does need to be built into the kernel, but instructions are supplied on how
to do this, and you don't need DYNIX source code.  We have been using it
here for about 6 months, and it works fine, except it has crashed IP about
a dozen times, which I think is another symptom of the poor terminal
multiplexor drivers that are found on Sequents.  You may have better luck
than us, but we are going to start using a PC running PCroute soon.

You can find the source to this in networking/Dynix.sl.tar.Z in uunet's
anonymous FTP area, or send a message to info-sslip@riacs.edu for more
information.
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