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On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Robert Shady wrote:

> To make things better, I would say your best bet if you want to be sure,
> would be to get one of those hard-cards, where you store everything in
> NVRAM and it looks like a very fast hard drive to your computer system.

> 	-- Rob

Do you have any more info on "hard cards"?  I've not heard of this, but it
sounds like a perfect solution for routers/firewalls...

Charles