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2 total messages Started by stephen Stephen J. Muir Fri, 06 Mar 1987 12:50

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Author: stephen Stephen J. Muir
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 1987 12:50

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From: stephen@comp.lancs.ac.uk (Stephen J. Muir)
Newsgroups: mod.protocols
Subject: Re: X.25 for Unix 4.2bsd
Message-ID: <274@dcl-csvax.comp.lancs.ac.uk>
Date: 6 Mar 87 12:50:17 GMT
References: <8703022138.AA29794@hafro.UUCP> <455*neufeld@ean.ubc.cdn>
Reply-To: stephen@comp.lancs.ac.uk (Stephen J. Muir)
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In article <455*neufeld@ean.ubc.cdn> neufeld@mcvax.UUCP (Gerald Neufeld) writes:
>We have developed X.25 for 4.2bsd Unix. The X.25 code uses the protocol
<support within the unix kernel ... interfaced via sockets. It also includes
>PAD support as a client within user process (there is a call out/in daemon).
<The software requires a DMF-32 on a Vax (there is also a DUP-11 driver). It
>also runs on a Sun.

This sounds exactly the same as the code from the University of British
Columbia.  In what ways does it differ?
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Submission for mod-protocols

#100

Author: Gerald Neufeld
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 1987 21:03

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When I mentioned that "We have developed X.25 for 4.2bsd Unix", I should
have said "We, at the University of British Columbia, have ....". The code
I mentioned at that of UBC is one and the same. Sorry for the omission.

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