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From: Patrick Nadeau <pnadeau@maeve.physics.utoronto.ca>
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Subject: IBM TR driver -- thanks!
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Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 13:20:48 +0000 ()
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Thanks to everyone who wrote in with offers of help in testing, with hardware
donations and simply with encouragement relative to the writing of
an IBM token ring driver.

I am keeping a list of prospective testers.  When the driver is mature enough
to be considered Alpha code I will get in contact with you.

Sorry to have to reply with this `form letter' but I won't have a chance
to reply to everyone before leaving for a much overdue vacation.

It's nice to see there is still a place for cooperation in the increasingly
commercial and M$-ized world of computers.

Again, thanks.