FH>In a message to Fred Hall, Bob Richards said:
FH>BR>"No room for new char in buffer" I assume that char is character.?
FH>BR>I don't know what this means, except for a literal reading, nor do I
FH>BR>know how to fix it (make the buffer larger?). I'm hoping that you do,
FH>BR>since you mentioned the Logging function!!!
FH>If your modem and/or serial port has a 16550 UART, there is a 16byte 
uffer
FH>used when transmitting and receiving info IF Windows has enabled it.  IF
FH>the buffer is enabled the COMM driver can then use it to cut down on
FH>errors.  Maybe that RHICOMM.DRV isn't set up right.  Comment out that line
FH>with a semi-colon and replace it with COMM.DRV...see if an upload works
FH>then.
I had comm.drv, when the problem first started. I went to the other one
to try to solve it. There don't seem to be many high-speed comm drivers
for Windows for Workgroups 3.11.
How can I find out whether or not Windows has enabled the 16550A UART
buffer that I have, Fred? I thought the UART did that itself?
Bob
                                                                       
                                                                        
                                                                        
                                                                         
                                                                       
                                                                        
                                          
                                             
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