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-=> JIM HOLSONBACK wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-
WC> I need to snag that cable.
WC> I've got both the other cables but not a 9 pin - 9 pin serial
WC> cable.
JH> I have Laplink cables. I only use the parallel cable (yellow), because
JH> it is faster. Parallel data transfer cables can be had for about $5,
JH> but I do have the Laplink Serial cable (blue) which is not being used,
JH> and you can have it for the price of the stamps. If you're interested,
JH> send an email - - jim.holsonback{at}juno.com
Think I'll follow your and Charles' advvise and go parallel.
What's the deal, hook up to the LTP1 port and run some sort of software?
Never messed with this stuff as this is really the first time I've had
two computers and with a bit of luck soon to be three.
JH> The Laplink Serial cable has both DB9 and DB25 pin female connectors on
JH> each end.
Well I've got those ports available but as above I'll take advise
and go parallel.
JH> I've never used the laplink software - - when I use the parallel cable
JH> it is generally with bootable diskettes and the DOS Interlnk and
JH> Intersvr programs. These work with 32-bit W95 long filenames and etc,
JH> if you use the right version, and Xcopy32.
Well another packet renamed for save :-)
JH> I see Roy J.T. posted wiring for data transfer cables. Basically,
JH> these data transfer cables are just a crossover setup, where output
JH> from one end goes to input on the other, and vice-versa.
That much I knew, never messed with the software and transfer protocols
other then to hook up a modem or printer though.
JH> FWIW, I also have some other stuff here which I need to get rid of,
JH> some free for the price of postage, and others which I had to buy, and
JH> they will be at bargain prices. I'm thinking of running a post in the
JH> Fidonet 4Sale echo, and I'll fill you in on what's available if you
I'm at kevlar{at}verizon.net and could use a few items.
Nothing spectacular but a few items.
I could use a 200 MHz Pentium CPU either MMX or not to bring another
system up. I'll select the coputers-4-sale echo as well.
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