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Allen Huffman has been experimenting with adding Ethernet support to the CoCo. Details of his project will be added here. | Allen Huffman has been experimenting with adding Ethernet support to the CoCo. Details of his project will be added here. | ||
== Goal == | |||
The goal of this project is to give a CoCo a simple way to do TCP/UDP/IP based communication across Ethernet. This will allow clients to be written to handle things such as FTP, telnet, smtp/pop mail, HTTP requests, etc. A CoCo, under RS-DOS or OS-9, could establish a connection to a remote server, then read and write data to that server in whatever format the protocol needs. | |||
== Implementation == | |||
To be detailed. | |||
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Allen Huffman has been experimenting with adding Ethernet support to the CoCo. Details of his project will be added here.
Goal
The goal of this project is to give a CoCo a simple way to do TCP/UDP/IP based communication across Ethernet. This will allow clients to be written to handle things such as FTP, telnet, smtp/pop mail, HTTP requests, etc. A CoCo, under RS-DOS or OS-9, could establish a connection to a remote server, then read and write data to that server in whatever format the protocol needs.
Implementation
To be detailed.