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> I am looking for a board that will enable us to hook 8 MODEMS to an IBM-AT.
> I know that we will have to write our own communications software.  I would
> like to get a board that has drivers for SCO XENIX available, as well as being
> able to be run from DOS.  A smart board (i/o processor on board, etc.) would
> be nice, but a dumb one will be OK for our DOS application.  I would prefer to
> use the same board for both though.
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions!
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Don't know about the DOS/Xenix stuff but (a) Greenleaf sells a comm library
package that will work with some board they sell that offers 8 or more
com ports, (b) the latest pc week, may 20 on page 36, discusses a product
from Server Technology that can add up to 18 com ports to a pc in increments
of 6.  For the latter try (800) 835-1515.
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Glenn Connery, Bell Northern Research, Mountain View, CA
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