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Re: Parallel Port for Sparc IPX?



On Sun, 27 Sep 1998, Dave Broudy wrote:

> On Sun, 27 Sep 1998, Ryan Kirkpatrick wrote:
> 
> > 	I have been looking for a parallel SBUS card for some time now,
> > but I have yet to have any luck in locating one. Any pointers to where I
> > can find them would be greatly appreciated! Also, any information on how
> > such cards work with Sparc/Linux would be useful.
> 
> I don't know about sbus parallel ports, but an ethernet print server could
> serve the same purpose. For about 100-200 you could give your printer it's
> very own IP. I know Intel makes them, along with various other companies.
> Try Datacom Warehouse at
> http://www.warehouse.com/DataComm/Networking/Print_Servers/

	Yea, I thought about that, and I might still.... Kind of wanted a
system for print serving to handle rendering postscript and feeding it
down the parallel port to the printer. Also for the less than half the
price of a print server, I can buy a used 386DX40, IDE controller, HD, NIC
and case/ps, drop Linux on it, and away one goes.
	Just thought I would use the Sparc IPX instead of going and
digging up a 386. Thanks for your help anyway.

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