-=> Quoting George Fliger to Gary Hardin <=-

 KW> How many more people do you want to have tell you that it won't work?
 
 
 GH> When I hear from someone with a 16450UART that has the same
 GH> problem and no solution.  It is pretty unlikely that EVERYONE
 GH> has the fast UARTS! Besides, if you have been following this,
 GH> you would know that BINK is the ONLY program that I have
 GH> trouble with CRC errors!

Bink is probably also the only program he's  using that  does ZedZap. 
To be quite frank, I haven't  cared to  pay very  close attention  to 
this whole issue.

 GF> Look, if you can't listen to reason then you're gonna have to deal
 GF> with the problem.

 GF> Read any good technical book on serial communications if you can't
 GF> take the collective word *AND EXPERIENCE* of those who have been around
 GF> here for YEARS.

 GF> Why is it so hard for you to digest that?  Why can't you get off a
 GF> measly $10 and buy a 16550 when we've given you the answer to your
 GF> problem?

It's way beyond mere economics. He appears not to be able to change a 
hypothesis when presented with facts that conflict with his opinion.

I've  see  quite a  few people  exhibit this  behavior -   it usually 
appears manifested with half-baked debugging attempts.  Lock on  to a 
hypothesis, and stick with it! If the data changes, STILL  STICK WITH 
IT!



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