#: 14822 S12/OS9/68000 (OSK)
    06-Apr-92  19:52:10
Sb: #14814-MM/1 help
Fm: Steve Wegert 76703,4255
To: Carl Kreider 71076,76

Carl,

When I went back to the distrubiton drivers and descriptors, I wasn't using any
mouse related stuff at all. I've had that commented out of my boot file until
just recently.

To clarify my 'same result' statement:

With the older version of sc68070 and /t0 in use with a shell running on the
terminal connected to /t0 (which appears to function fine), invoking sterm on
the terminal (using /t3 for the modem port ___ i.e. sterm -l /t3) will lock up
the port immediately upon sterm displaying it's opening screen.

Attempting to kill the sterm process at the console (/term) will lock up the
machine.

Using kermit instead of sterm nets the same result.

The only difference I noticed using the older version of /t0 and it's driver
was no entry appeared in either DEVS or IRQS for /t0 even though it had been
attached.


Steve