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echo: cis.os9.68000.osk
to: Niels Peter Bogholm 100566,2262 (X)
from: Jost Eberbach 73502,2041
date: 1995-03-27 12:45:11
subject: #20859-OS9 v3.0 ISP

#: 20871 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    27-Mar-95  12:45:11
Sb: #20859-OS9 v3.0 ISP
Fm: Jost Eberbach 73502,2041
To: Niels Peter Bogholm 100566,2262 (X)

Hi Niels,

I have very little networking experience with OS-9.

All I ever did is setup the ISP, and I used TCP/IP and TELNET to communicate
with a WindowsNT server and a Windows workstation running Beame&Whitehead
TCP/IP software. All I can say is: it worked!

I never tried socket connections etc., so I can't be be of much help with that.
I don't think there are gonna be many problems with that though.

In general, my opinion about OS-9 is that it has many flaws and weaknesses, but
it's still a good bang for the buck when you use Motorola CPUs. For  Intel CPUs
I would rather use QNX as a lowcost OS. OS9000 is a piece of shit, it doesn't
even boot on many PC's.

Jost

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