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From: "Tim S. Dachtera" <tsd@spacestar.net>
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Subject: AppleTalk Support
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 08:16:21 -0500
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What would I add to the kernel to support Appletalk in BSD 4.1?  I've read
the dox, but haven't seen it listed other than 'yup, add support to the
kernel' and that does me no good..  Anyone have an idea??

Thanks,



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