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Moin Charles,
07.11.96 22:19, you wrote a message to Vitus Jensen:
VJ>> You did??
VJ>> So what does 'locked baudrate' mean? Nothing?
CG> I think "locked baudrate" means the rate between the computer and
CG> the modem does not shift while online.
No modem will recognize a new serial speed while online. Sioref says (as I
posted) that nobody may change the serial speed except su.exe and a reboot.
If you changed it by your program that would mean a bug in SIO.
CG> If you run SU, you'll see lots of commands for "locking" the
CG> port, and not a single command for "unlocking" the port.
Type "su" and reread the output.
VJ>> How did you manage to change it?
CG> I'll get back to you on this one. I'm going to EMail Ray Gwinn.
CG> If anyone will have the answer, he will. :)
I don't think you can convince him to reveal an undocumented unlock IOCtl...
C-x C-s
Vitus
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