[Coco] Fwd: IP packets on my coco

[Dave Philipsen]

I would agree with that especially if you're using it with NitrOS9. If 
the chip was advertised with interrupt capability and then the 
manufacturer backtracked on that as well as other features after the 
fact, I personally wouldn't be that interested in trying to make the 
chip work.

Dave


On 6/9/2016 9:47 PM, RETRO Innovations wrote:
> Most folks appreciate the idea of getting an IRQ when a packet 
> arrives.  In most newer switched Ethernet environments, you won't see 
> any packets until one comes for you.  Thus, you can safely do other 
> stuff and then an IRQ will mean there is actual data for you.
>
> Jim
>