MG>> ...could I not just fire it up, cd to c:\rlfossil and run the
MG>> RLfossil program and cause it to emulate a comport, my modem is on
MG>> com2, mouse is on com 1, so what comport/irq would I use?


 MS>      To answer your question, there's no ~IRQ~ line... `RLFossil'
 MS> talks to the Packet-Driver and the later has EXCLUSIVE use of your
 MS> real MoDem.

 MS>      The packet-Driver itself is no piece of HardWare, `RLFossil'
 MS> simply handles `WatTCP' interfacing on the ~TCP~/~IP~ end and
 MS> ~FOSSIL~ (partly) implementation on the other side...
 MS> ~TelNet~/Hayes-compatible emulation between the two allows you to
 MS> use your favourite terminal emulator if it supports the ~FOSSIL~
 MS> LEGACY plain old BBS standard.  As a bonus, you'll notice that
 MS> `RLFossil' has a buffering action which "boosts" the client!

but what COM port would one tell {COMMO} or telix or procomm to use to talk
to RLFOSSIL? that's the question that it appears that he is asking...

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