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schematic for do-it-yourself applebus-ethernet gateway

Posted: October 20th, 1984, 11:07 pm
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Subject: schematic for do-it-yourself applebus-ethernet gateway
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From: Bill Croft
Our SUMEX applebus-ethernet gateway ("applegate") is coming along
quite well. The gateway is built from three multibus cards: 68K CPU,
ethernet, and applebus. The applebus hardware and low-level code (LAP)
are very solid at this time. In its first incarnation, the gateway
will encapsulate applebus DDP datagrams in IP/UDP packets (and vice
versa).

The applebus card is our own (trivial) design. For those who are interested
the schematic for this card (and other details of the hardware) are
available in a file for FTPing: [SUMEX]applegate.hard.
We plan on releasing the gateway software in the same fashion as our
SUMACC package (copyrighted; may be used, but not sold).
I'm releasing the hardware plans now in case any of you might want to
start assembling the pieces for your own gateway.