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[Nov 10, 98 - 21:21] Arthur Marsh of 3:800/812 wrote to Jerry Schwartz: JS>> If you have a system with USB, you might want to see if you JS>> can find a USB modem. AM> That would be fine if running an OS that doesn't require a FOSSIL for AM> Binkleyterm, but might present problems if running an OS that requires a AM> FOSSIL for Binkleyterm and can't present an interface that looks like a AM> conventional AM> UART. Good point: I have no clue what such a modem would look like to a DOS application. I would hope it looks like a com port, but it probably wouldn't have anything like a standard IRQ (or what would be the point?). Jerry Schwartz @EOT: --- Msged/386 4.00* Origin: Write by Night (1:142/928) SEEN-BY: 396/1 632/0 371 633/260 267 270 284 371 634/397 635/506 728 639/252 SEEN-BY: 670/218 @PATH: 142/928 906 396/1 633/260 635/506 728 633/267 |
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