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From: dennis@et.htp.com (dennis)
Subject: High speed serial port
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>> And next on my list of drivers to port, is the Stallion high-speed sync 
>> serial card driver that we use.
>> 
>> (In case you haven't guessed, I'm out to make an Annex/Netblazer 
>> alternative.. ;-)
>

Of course if you want a finished product that will give you  something much
better than a netblazer you could try the ET/5025-16 T1 board from Emerging
Technologies. With integrated hardware PPP, Frame Relay and Cisco Serial
protocol support and full software support from the vendor.

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