> Um, did you mean "ThinkPad", or is IBM now naming 
> computers to sound like printers?

It was two-fold:

1. A small typo on my part...(ThinkPad 380Z)
2. A Freudian slip suggestive of a new port for NetBSD.

...although a printer with 96MB RAM would have some
above average resolution on 8 1/2 x 11, on supposes.

Trivia: The Unimate 4005J industrial robot had only
2k x 32 RAM, and no CPU at all. All the logic was hard-
wired TTL. (My old nemisis... honored enemy / worthy 
opponent). My job was troubleshooting assembly errors
in the wiring, etc. Fun!

Thanks,
Gan Starling
Kalamazoo MI USA

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To paraphrase Hitler... 
"Who remembers the Amalekites?"
> On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 oinkfreebiker@att.net wrote:
> 
> # Oops...
> # 
> # I forgot to mention that my NetBSD is 1.5 on an
> # IBM ThinkJet 380Z  with 96MB RAM
> 
> 
> Um, did you mean "ThinkPad", or is IBM now naming computers to sound
> like printers?
> 
> ...or is NetBSD really the print engine for this thing?
> 
> 				--*greywolf;
> --
> NetBSD: More Nines.
>