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Subject: SLIP Protocol Difference between two verisons.
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Is there any difference between the slip protocl in version 3.3 and version 5.1. Im trying to get an uncompressed slip connection. Im using the command slattch -h -l -s 19200 cua0 &. I also found not mention in the man page file of what the -a, -c mean. Thanks for your help in advance. 
Bryan Maxwell


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