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Date: Thu, 18 May 1995 02:35:55 -0400
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To: terry@cs.weber.edu
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Subject: SCSI boards and then some.
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Terry:

    I'm glad you addressed the issue of performance of the Sound Blaster SCSI
board.  I had been curious as to what one might expect from such a 'do all'
card.  
    When you refered to 'bus mastering', i'm assuming that you were refering
to the SCSI bus and not the PC bus.
    Is it safe to assume that the 'tick' time a task gets is adjustable and
not based on the PC's 18 times a second limit?
    Do you know of any 'visual' X tools,  i.e. ones that allow you to
interactively design a window and all its widgets?
    And finally, what is NetBSD?

Again, thanks.
    SahagunS@aol.com