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to: BRUCE BAKER 73747,3137
from: Erich Schulman 75140,3175
date: 1991-11-11 15:52:02
subject: #12985-Help w/ Sterm

#: 12993 S7/Telecommunications
    11-Nov-91  15:52:02
Sb: #12985-Help w/ Sterm
Fm: Erich Schulman 75140,3175
To: BRUCE BAKER 73747,3137

The IRQ Hack is normally a simple hardware modification.  Details can be
downloaded.  I believe it's IRQHAK.TXT in some lib.  You might want to bro
lib:all key:irq to find it.  There are TWO RSSave's.  One is Basic-09, the
other is not.  Check your docs to see which you have.  Or use Ident on your
Rssave command.  If you have the Basic-09 one, delete it and get the other one.
It's better than the B09 util on which the "other" one is based.  If you are
NOT using the Basic-09 one, what do the problems seem to be; mine works fine.

The software IRQ Hack will work only if you are using the original Clock
module.  If you have a hardware clock and installed a new Clock module you
cannot use the software fix as published.  I believe the software fix was in
the August 1990 issue of Rainbow.  The Telecom article in the current issue
(11/91) may also be helpful.

At 300 baud the IRQ Hack is probably not necessary (it wasn't for me anyway).
But at 1200 you should have it.  Consider it a must-have if you want to go to
2400 baud.

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