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Article #50Re: BSD tcp: multiple acks (with fix)
From: Lance Shepard
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 1990 18:27
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 1990 18:27
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The 5/32 is the ``Walden.'' The ``Oneida'' was the 5/20. The fault tolerant (multiple processors connected over a LAN, with shared disk, or diskless) version of the 5/20 was called the ``Erie.'' I can't remember if the 5/30 (an ``improved'' 5/20) had a lake designation, or not. Lance Shepard
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