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From: Ron Steele <rjs@clark.net>
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Subject: Parallel line IP
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I thought I saw somewhere that 2.0 supported an IP connection over a
a parallel "lap link" cable.  Now that I have need for this, I can't
seem to find any mention of it in man pages or FAQ or LINT config file.
Was I dreaming, and if not, where can I get some info.

If this is not possible, what about a good CHEAP network board.

Thanks,
Ron