Re: Query: Using 3BNet cards

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From: cwd
Date: Wed, 22 Oct 1986 13:14

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A 3BNET card (or any other 3B2 option card) designed for a 3B2 will work in
any 3B2 (300, 310, or 400) because the bus is the same between all of these
machines.

Chris Donahue
AT&T Info. Sys.
Application Engineering

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From: cwd@cuae2.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Query: Using 3BNet cards
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Date: Wed, 22-Oct-86 09:14:42 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 22 09:14:42 1986
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Keywords: 3bnet 3b2/300 3b2/400

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