10 Oct
2001
10 Oct
'01
2:45 a.m.
Pete Turnbull skrev:
On Oct 9, 12:50, Tarsi wrote:
I've
decided that one of my goals is to run every networking topology
possible in my house, regardless if I actually NEED to run them or not.
:) 4) Any other
interesting topologies I should try? I have plans to do:
Arcnet, FDDI, Token ring, Localtalk, 10b2, 10b5, 10bT, 10bTX, 10bFiber,
and
> (eventually) 802.11b wireless. ATM would be good, and although there's a lot of it
around, you should be
able to pick up a couple of routers fairly cheaply.
Acorn Econet? There's Linux support for that too.
How about the original DIX Ethernet? Try a web search
for Aloha.
Was DIX really the original Ethernet? Wasn't that 10 Mbps and all?
Sinclair (Timex) machines like the Spectrum and QL used
a proprietary
network, but I think the only other company to ever use it was ICL.
LUXNET or ABCNET for Luxor machines?
I mentioned Amigalink yesterday, but there is another Amigalink which uses
10b2 cabling on a bus with transceivers which connect to the Amiga diskdrive
port. More info is available at http://www.amitrix.com/.
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