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From: jleppek@suw2k.ess.harris.com (James Leppek)
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Subject: if_zp driver
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Does anyone have any additional information on the 3com 3c589B pcmcia card?

I would really like to get the thin-net interface working and it must be
close because the TP works, maybe its just a matter of activating the
transceiver. The usual link[012] options have not had any effect and
configuring the card (via DOS) to use the BNC port only did not work.

I really need to hook a couple of notebooks together to move a 
large amount of data for a demo and I do not have a small hub. 
Hmmmm maybe I could just flip the transmit and receive TP lines,
kind of like a TP NULL modem :-)

Jim Leppek