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                                                                                             Alto Ethernet Interfaco                                            June 22, 1974


                              Inter~Offlce Memorandum
                                                                                           command, It Is used by tho microcode to hold a mask of ones, shifted In from tho rIght,
                                                                                           for generating successively larger random numbers In the case of transmission collisions;
                                                                                           a transmission without collisions leaves @Elloc with a value of 1. @EICLoc and
                                                                                           @EIPLoc oro used to define a buffer for the Input of a packet from the Ethernet;
Tal        Ethernet Distribution          Date,            June 22, 1974                   @EICLoc holds the number of words and @EIPLoc holds tho address of the first word.
                                                                                           Similarly, @EOCLoc and @EOPLoc do fine an output packet. @ESLoc holds the serIal
                                                                                           number of the Alto (see below) and Is used by the microcode for filtering out (I.e.,
From,      Metcalfe and Boggs             Location,        Coyote Hili                     IgnorIng) packets addressed to other Altos. @ESpare Is a spare location with no use at
                                                                                           present.

Subjoclt   Alto Ethernet Interface        



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