In article <joer.20@inca.law.csuohio.edu> joer@inca.law.csuohio.edu (Joe Rosenfeld) writes:
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>In article <1992Mar10.185650.17666@sdd.hp.com> dan@hpsanaeo.nsr.hp.com (Dan Lake) writes:
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>>In article <1992Mar10.155925.4691@colorado.edu>, drew@cs.colorado.edu
>>(Drew Eckhardt) writes:
>>|>William Jolitz's 386 BSD port is out "for experimenters only"
>>|>
>>|>However, this does have ethernet drivers for a number of boards, 
>>|>TCP / IP, and other goodies that are freely redistributable, etc.
>>|>
>>|>We should probably look at this.
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>>is this ftp'able?  if so, what are the host(s)?
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>Yes, it is ftp'able at this site:
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>agate.berkeley.edu
>[128.32.136.1]
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>in this directory:  pub/386BSD
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>this is very interesting stuff.  I like the ethernet board inclusion.  May 
>take some playing and tweaking, but good things usually take time.

As an aside: does 386/BSD have drivers for tape streamers? I'd like to
have tape-support for Linux! An example [source] might make it easier for
me to write that. [I'm not sure I could do all of it though.]

-Hennus Bergman