Hi Hamish.
>> Maybe you are right, maybe you are wrong. Anyway, Ethernet could
>> be a solution, too but it would not be easy to implement either.
>> And: How do you make a usual TNC2, TNC3, Kamtronics, PK232 etc.
>> Ethernet capable? For USB, there are ready-to use chips, I've
>> been told....
> AMD make a 3 chip ethernet solution, I think.
http://www.amd.com/products/npd/overview/ethernet_controllers/10_intro.html
Best wishes from Riley.
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