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I know Jay (of Linux-SNA) is quite busy at his new job, so I don't know how much time he has had to work on it lately. When I was last involved, which was about a year ago, things were still very much under heavy development. Mike Jay 'Eraserhead' Felice wrote: > > On Fri, Oct 05, 2001 at 01:16:26AM -0500, Rich Duzenbury wrote: > > I have an old D-04 that is in the same boat. > > > > I hate to admit it, but I have an Windows NT 3.51 server ($$$) running SNA > > Server ($$$). The SNA server has a twinax card to talk to the AS/400, and > > an ethernet card to talk to the workstations and printers. I use NS/Elite > > for the client software (again, $$$). I believe that a maximum of seven > > sessions can be started. I have not seen a similar kind of solution that > > runs on Linux, and would not expect to given the fact that this is early > > 90's technology. > > There is a linux-sna project about, but it has been an on-again off-again > thing as far as I can tell. I've been waiting for it to get to the point > that I can write drivers for emulator cards, so I can then write a tn5250 > module for it, but I haven't heard anything from Mike Madore (the person > who started this project and was working on the linux-sna project). > > Last I heard it was alpha-quality software. > > Mike, any comments? >
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