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Howdy Joe:
KB> You probably read about it. We worked out the main problem (computer
KB> lockup when someone calls in) which was in CMOS. I got a US Robotics
KB> extern V.Everything modem and got it running. InterMail opens up and
KB> appears to be working properly but when someone calls in and it does
KB> Errorlevel 99 to open Renegade, InterMail completely closes and the
KB> connection is lost. Any idea what might cause that problem?
JD> I may be wrong, but I would guess that you have the intermail shortcut
JD> set to automatically close the window on closing the program. It is a
JD> DOS application after all, and it opens up a DOS window. When
JD> Intermail shuts down becuase it switches to your BBS software, it will
JD> close the DOS window it uses. Check your settings for that window.
I am sure you were not wrong but apparently that is not the entire
problem. InterMail seems to work great. I can drop to DOS and open the
Renegade program. I call in and it works great. That tells me both programs
are setup right (or close anyway) and I don't think the problem is in the
IMRUN.BAT file.
{at}echo off
cd \
X00 E B,1,15200 T=1024 R=2048 NOPOST F=15
CD IM
:LOOP
C:
CD \IM
IM /M
if errorlevel = 250 goto sysmaint
if errorlevel = 99 goto bbscall
:sysmaint
cd \im
sysmaint.bat
:bbscall
dobbs
I then go to the DOBBS.BAT file and it looks right to me:
EXEBBS 24000 2 110 /Arg/V34/Lapm/V42bis 1
I believe we went over that before and agreed there is nothing wrong with
it. (but I don't trust my memory :-) Lets take a look at the EXEBBS.BAT file:
CD \RG
RENEGADE -b%1%4 -x%3 -q
IF ERRORLEVEL 2 GOTO NETMAIL
CD..
echo ath0>com2
IMRUN
:NETMAIL
CD \RG
RENEMAIL -5
C:\IM\GECHO
Ge386 SCAN
CD \ECHO ATH0>com2
IMRUN
It is exactly like the one that is now running in the ol' 486 and under
Windows 95. Seems to me like it should run.
I did notice something strange when I ran the "XU S" command
at the DOS
prompt. Here is the information it gave me:
C:\>XU S
?????????????????????????????? Using X00 V1.53a
??????????????????????????????
Loaded as a TSR Can Support 1 Port(s)
DESQview Pause Disabled BIOS INT 14h Emulator Enabled
Nasty Disabled FIFOs Enabled at 8
Receive Buffer Size = 512 Transmit Buffer Size = 512
Board Enable Port = 0000 Board Enable Value = 00
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Port 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Address 03F8 02F8 03E8 02E8 0000 0000 0000 0000
IRQ 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 3
Current Baud UNDEFND UNDEFND UNDEFND UNDEFND UNDEFND UNDEFND UNDEFND UNDEFND
Current Mode 5N1 5N1 5N1 5N1 5N1 5N1 5N1 5N1
Locked Baud NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
Locked Mode NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
FOSSIL Active NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
Chip Type 16450 16450 16450 16450 8250 8250 8250 8250
FIFOed NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
C:\>
If I am reading it correctly, it tells me that Com-2 is running at 03E8
address and at IRQ 4. InterMail and Renegade are setup that way. But notice
the "Current Mode" readings. Sgouldn't that be "8N1?"
If so, whay can I do
to fix the problem?
Regards,
Ken
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