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In article <1991Jun19.141519.5669@odi.com> Geoof Arnold writes:

#  Quoth angck@nixsin.UUCP (Ang Chee Keong) (in <1995@nixsin.UUCP>):
#  (Various stuff)
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#  Ang Chee: I am unable to reach you via email. Your "Reply-To" is
#  clearly bogus, and an attempt to synthesize a usable address from the
#  source path failed (rejected at nixpbe). Can you please contact me via
#  email, and include a usable email address? Thanks.
#
#
#  --Geoff Arnold, PC-NFS architect(geoff@East.Sun.COM or geoff.arnold@Sun.COM)--
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Dear Geoff,

both Ang Chee Keong and myself did that, but there was no reply from you yet.
You sound like a real insider of PC-NFS, so please try to get in touch with
us. If you can't get through with e-mail fax your phone number and we call
back.

To update you Geoff, this is the information we received so far on PC-NFS
(thanks to all of you who contributed):

Colleagues are advisig us to use PC-NFS and implement mode-
mapping for the data buffer upon send() and recv() and to write all our
transport calls (socket(), recv() etc.) in a TSR.

The only snag about this is, that we are not really prepared to do it,
neither time- nor knowledge-wise....... We are therefore still cruising
for another solution.

Thanks, regards and sorry for cluttering up the net with personal
messages.

- Beate

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