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In a msg of , Gene Tucker writes to Kris Steenhaut:
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Gene,
GT> Well for that part just because the connect says so doesn't mena
GT> it is so. comm drivers do lie.
As has already been pointed out, com drivers don't enter into the
protocol/speed negotiation at all. It just isn't possible.
GT> I cannot comment on these drivers in truth as I have never tried
GT> them. I don't have Quatech hardware at all.
If there is an advantage to the Quatech drivers (if I could get them to work,
I'd find out) over the stock Warp 4 drivers, then that advantage would be
available even *without* Quatech hardware. I assume that support for "legacy"
onboard COM ports was necessary so one could use the two now-standard
motherboard com ports in addition to one of Quatech's multi-port cards. Thus,
for some people, there *may be* some utility.
In any case,I'm not saying folks should not try/use/etc. the Quatech drivers.
All I'm saying is that it will not perform miracles as has been suggested.
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