From: lharr...@gmail.com   
      
   On Tuesday, November 21, 2023 at 11:38:07 AM UTC-5, Christian Holzapfel   
   wrote:   
   > Hear ye, Hear ye!    
   > There's a new dream team on the block.    
   > That may be you, your favorite PS/2 and your IBM 10/100 Mbps Ethernet   
   Adapter (9-K)!    
   > After weeks and months of reverse and forward engineering, we now have   
   drivers for this very late manufactured, 32-bit Micro Channel 100 Mbps capable   
   Ethernet Adapter type 9-K, code name "San Remo", that IBM released only for   
   the RS/6000 series as one    
   of the very last MCA cards.    
   > For 30 years there were no drivers outside of AIX, IBM's proprietary Unix   
   operating system.    
   > Today you may start running it in Windows 95, probably also 98, and Linux   
   2.2!    
   > Get your copy here:    
   > http://www.holzapfel.biz/8F62/sanremo-win9x.zip    
   > https://github.com/holzachr/sanremo-linux    
   > Please note that those are considered beta drivers, and may not be perfect   
   yet.    
   > They were tested on Windows 95 B OSR2 and Debian 2.2 on a souped-up PC 750.   
   I would love to hear your personal feedback on a true Micro Channel system.    
   > This was a joint effort of Ryan Alswede and me.    
   > Enjoy! 😀   
      
      
   I bought one and will give it a try on a Reply TurboProcessor.   Nice work!   
      
   -Lionel   
      
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