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On Sun, 1 Oct 1995, John Crookshank wrote:

> Check the previous message for the actual instructions. But be advised that
> there is indeed a standard, and it does indeed work. I regularly operate 3
> networking protocols over one ethernet card in my Amiga at once.

I'll vouch for that...John's (and other's) assistance has gotten me up
and running full speed with both Enlan-DFS and TCP/IP....I even did speed
comparisons between data FTPed directly from a hard drive and also from a
hard drive accessed via Enlan-DFS with no noticeable difference between
the two....pretty cool!

                                     -David Warner



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