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CBBS(R) 4.0.2a
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03/22/89 21:34:29
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Y/N: want CBBS "1st time user" info?^U
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?^U
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?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss
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Logging name to disk...
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You are caller 203936; next msg =41545; 469 active msgs.
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Prev. call 03/21/89 @ 22:24, next msg was 41534
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Recording logon for next time.
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Use FULL? to check assignments
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?^U
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?xxxxx
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"Mine" command checking for msgs TO you, ^K to abort.
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>Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-30 log,ward c;or;*;short
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LOG. 15
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KILLED. 58
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SUMMARY. 30
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03/21/89,22:24:29,203879,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
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E#41534,
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]S,NEXT,
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]R,NEXT,11
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]Poor Bob Johnson - if he's legit - we had a killer Bob Johnson, so he
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was twitted....
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WARD CHRISTENSEN,
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03/21/89,22:50:52,203880,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,6
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03/21/89,23:03:16,203881,3,BOB JOHNSON,Lombard,48
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03/22/89,00:33:47,203882,2,CLIFF SHARP,,
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E#41535,13
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]Having MNP here is GREAT! (Courier 2400e here for about the last
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year.)
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CLIFF SHARP,
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03/22/89,00:55:01,203883,1,BILL WOLFF,,2
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03/22/89,01:42:30,203884,1,ROBERT JOHNSON,,10
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03/22/89,02:00:18,203885,2,JIM MORAVEC,,8
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03/22/89,02:18:27,203886,2,JIM ANDERSON,,1
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03/22/89,03:09:24,203887,2,ALEX ZELL,,
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03/22/89,05:56:52,203888,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,
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E#41536,
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E#41537,13
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03/22/89,06:28:08,203889,3,MARTYN JONES,brussels,5
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03/22/89,06:52:49,203890,2,DENNIS STAHL,,4
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03/22/89,08:41:59,203891,1,DICK LIEBER,,2
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03/22/89,08:47:45,203892,2,PHIL JERN,,11
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03/22/89,09:19:51,203893,2,PAUL STREETER,,5
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03/22/89,09:26:05,203894,1,JOHN BURKE,,9
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03/22/89,09:35:42,203895,1,SCOTT ANDERSON,,
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E#41538,16
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03/22/89,10:07:25,203896,2,PAUL STREETER,,0
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03/22/89,10:08:42,203897,1,PAUL STREETER,,1
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03/22/89,10:22:58,203898,3,R K,,
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03/22/89,10:29:21,203899,2,PAUL STREETER,,0
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]These extra logons are while I work on scripts.
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PAUL STREETER,
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03/22/89,10:37:57,203900,2,PAUL STREETER,,1
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03/22/89,10:39:28,203901,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,3
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03/22/89,11:09:05,203902,2,PAUL STREETER,,7
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03/22/89,11:18:07,203903,2,RA K,,
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03/22/89,11:19:53,203904,2,R R,,
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03/22/89,11:27:47,203905,1,PHIL SPOKAS,Il,12
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03/22/89,11:41:23,203906,2,PAUL STREETER,,17
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03/22/89,11:44:54,203907,2,PAUL STREETER,,21
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03/22/89,11:48:25,203908,2,PAUL STREETER,,0
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]Script now works. Now if I can get IBM3101 to work I am all set.
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(Crosstalk Mark 4 is waiting 10 seconds after the host is thru sending
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before it lets me send anything.
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PAUL STREETER,
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03/22/89,11:58:00,203909,2,PAUL STREETER,,10
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03/22/89,12:04:48,203910,2,PAUL STREETER,,16
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03/22/89,12:08:13,203911,2,PAUL STREETER,,0
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03/22/89,12:20:48,203912,1,ANDY SHAPIRO,,
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E#41539,
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E#41540,
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E#41541,16
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03/22/89,12:50:39,203913,2,INGEMAR NORD,,3
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]INGEMAR NORD,
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03/22/89,13:02:24,203914,1,INGEMAR NORD,,6
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03/22/89,13:47:42,203915,1,BILL WOLFF,,2
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]BILL WOLFF,
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03/22/89,13:57:14,203916,2,INGEMAR NORD,,
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03/22/89,14:13:04,203917,2,INGEMAR NORD,,9
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03/22/89,14:34:10,203918,2,TOM LAMB,,7
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03/22/89,15:33:54,203919,2,MARTY LINGG,,1
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03/22/89,16:17:59,203920,1,WILLIAM TELWAK,Chicago/Il.,5
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03/22/89,18:00:45,203921,2,DENNIS SLADEK,,
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03/22/89,18:54:24,203922,2,GEORGE KOSTEN,,
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>Help: 12,2
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03/22/89,19:03:04,203923,1,FRANK WHITE,chicago/ il,8
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03/22/89,19:11:11,203924,2,RICHARD HINTON,,1
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03/22/89,19:19:37,203925,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,
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E#41542,5
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03/22/89,19:58:40,203926,2,PETE DOSEN,orland park/ il,18
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03/22/89,20:22:53,203927,2,SANDY HORROCKS,denver/co,3
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03/22/89,20:27:01,203928,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,
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E#41543,2
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03/22/89,20:43:18,203929,2,DAVID GIBBS,,2
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03/22/89,20:51:32,203930,1,JOHN WALENDZIAK,Chicago/Ill.,7
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03/22/89,20:54:07,203931,1,CHARLES SIEGEL,,
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03/22/89,21:01:15,203932,3,MARK KENIGSBERG,,12
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03/22/89,21:14:58,203933,2,MICHAEL SZEWCZYK,,
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E#41544,3
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03/22/89,21:20:38,203934,2,MARTY DIPPEL,,4
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03/22/89,21:25:22,203935,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,2
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03/22/89,21:34:32,203936,9,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
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41534 03/21/89 WARD CHRISTENSEN => ALL: "IBMAUX1?"
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41535 03/22/89 CLIFF SHARP => WARD CHRISTENSEN: "R/IBMAUX1?"
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41536 03/22/89 ERIC BOHLMAN => WARD CHRISTENSEN: "R/IBMAUX1?"
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41537 03/22/89 ERIC BOHLMAN => BILL WOLFF: "R/CP/M BASIC COMPILER"
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41538 03/22/89 SCOTT ANDERSON => ALL: "MS QUICK C"
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41539 03/22/89 ANDY SHAPIRO => ED FOSTER: "DISK"
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41540 03/22/89 ANDY SHAPIRO => JAMES SCHMIDT: "R/41489"
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41541 03/22/89 ANDY SHAPIRO => KAYPRO OWNERS/USERS: "CO-POWER 88 BOARD"
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41542 03/22/89 COLIN SCHROEDER => WARD CHRISTENSEN: "387 QUERY"
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41543 03/22/89 COLIN SCHROEDER => JOE JESSON: "CHIPS"
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41544 03/22/89 MICHAEL SZEWCZYK => ERIC BOHLMAN: "R/XMODEM CRC"
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- End of summary -
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Retrieving flagged msgs: C skips, K aborts.
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Msg 41534 is 22 line(s) on 03/21/89 from WARD CHRISTENSEN
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to ALL re: IBMAUX1?
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This is a msg I'm sending to Compuserve:
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Help!
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I've just installed interrupts in the old CBBS routine, via the RS232
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routine from the DLs here.
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Also, in order to support remote access when exited from CBBS to DOS
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to rename files, etc, I use a file I got from a friend called
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IBMAUX1.SYS, about which I have no further info.
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RS232.COM loads a resident replacement for INT 14, supporting an
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interrupt drive circular receive buffer, and it works fine.
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Apparently, when exiting to DOS and running "command aux1",
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comman.com does in fact go thru ibmaux1, but THAT seems to switch back
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to the old polled INT 14, and I can't see how.
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At any rate, when I return to CBBS, the local console is active, but
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the interrupt routine doesn't seem to be getting control any more!
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I'd appreciate any ideas on what I might do, as well as possibly
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being steered toward any other options - i.e. other programs than
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IBMAUX1 that might help.
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BTW, I checked the hardware interrupt vectors - they still point to
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the routine; I checked int 14, it still pointed to the routine. I looked
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at port 21, and it had the same value so interrupts weren't turned off.
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I am just stumped why the RS232.COM routine is causing CBBS to lose
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remote control, while normal int 14 doesn't!
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Msg 41535 is 11 line(s) on 03/22/89 from CLIFF SHARP
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to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/IBMAUX1?
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As far as the idea of alternatives to IBMAUX1, I have played around
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a bit with FOSSIL (FIDO-Opus-SeaDog Standard Interface Layer) drivers
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that I've found on various FIDO and/or Opus systems. They provide a
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very nice substitute for the BIOS INT 14H routines, with a lot of extra
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functions and I believe with interrupt-driven I/O. Makes it real easy
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to jam together some quick C code and do a small communications program;
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it took me about two hours to throw together something to count and
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timestamp telephone rings by watching my modem.
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As far as explanations, could it be that COMMAND.COM is using its own
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INT 14H cloned functions rather than going through the BIOS? Just a
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thought, no other ideas off the top. good luck.
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Msg 41536 is 15 line(s) on 03/22/89 from ERIC BOHLMAN
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to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/IBMAUX1?
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Why are you using it? As far as I know, its only purpose is disable
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control-c's coming over the line, for use in "chaining" type BBS systems
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where otherwise there would be strategic moments where a twit could hit
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control-c and drop to DOS. There should be no reason to use it when the
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only way to get to DOS is by authorized means (i.e. the only time you're out
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of CBBS itself is when you've already used the legal and checked way of
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dropping to DOS).
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Your problem probably arises because IBMAUX1, being a driver, gets i
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initialized before RS232, and probably during that initialization it capturrs
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the default INT14 vector and modifies it to something local that ends up
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with a call to the original vector. Then RS232 comes along and changes the
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vector. However, when you invoke AUX1 and then leave it, it disables its
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own changes by restoring the INT14 vector to ITS OWN IDEA of what the original
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was, i.e. the vector as it existed at CONFIG time.
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Msg 41537 is 03 line(s) on 03/22/89 from ERIC BOHLMAN
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to BILL WOLFF re: R/CP/M BASIC COMPILER
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MFDISK was a Kaypro-specific program for handling multiple disk formats.
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It was bundled with a lot of Kaypro systems. There are apparently no
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restrictions on distributing it, but it isn't useful on non-Kaypro machines.
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Msg 41538 is 03 line(s) on 03/22/89 from SCOTT ANDERSON
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to ALL re: MS QUICK C
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I thinking about buying MicroSoft's Quick-C. Has anyone
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experienced any REAL bad horror stories with the latest
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revision (rev 2.0)??
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Msg 41539 is 04 line(s) on 03/22/89 from ANDY SHAPIRO
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to ED FOSTER re: DISK
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I don't know WHAT paradox does to the machines, but it is so slow
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running on a single-user machine that I wouldn't be surprised at its
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slowing down the superstation. I think most of the slowing has to do
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with disk access anyway.
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Msg 41540 is 11 line(s) on 03/22/89 from ANDY SHAPIRO
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to JAMES SCHMIDT re: R/41489
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Hah! We located the bad chip (parity chip in bank 0) that caused WP
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to choke. The reason that I think the same may be happening out there
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with WP5 is that WP5 is an INTENSE memory monster, as is DOS 4. The
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combination, put together with the marginal RAM that we've seen in the
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past few years and the pressure for REALLY high speeds (often pushing
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the suitability of RAM) could create the problems you're seeing. A
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case of multiple personality problems.? The way to test this out is
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to take on of these screamer computers, put in wait states and slow it
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down to 50% of its rated speed and see if you STILLget the problem. ANd
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yes, you are demanding more of your RAM when you change fonts, etc.
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See what happens.
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Msg 41541 is 06 line(s) on 03/22/89 from ANDY SHAPIRO
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to KAYPRO OWNERS/USERS re: CO-POWER 88 BOARD
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I'm trying to locate for purchase a Co-Power 88 board for a Kaypro
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'84 series machine. Kaypro sold a number of machines such as the
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2 +88, 4+88, 10+88, etc, that had this board in them. It could also
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be added later. I'm looking for the 256K version, though I would
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accept on with 128K. If you've junked your CP/M Kaypro, take a look
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at it - perhaps I can make it worth your while!
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Msg 41542 is 03 line(s) on 03/22/89 from COLIN SCHROEDER
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to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: 387 QUERY
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ward: thanks for your msg re 387 chips. just wanted to let you know
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that i found what i'm looking for, at a better price than expected,
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thanks to this board! you perform an invaluable service
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Msg 41543 is 02 line(s) on 03/22/89 from COLIN SCHROEDER
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to JOE JESSON re: CHIPS
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joe: just wanted to let you know that i put in the order today
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should only be a couple weeks or less. will call you.Coliin
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Msg 41544 is 05 line(s) on 03/22/89 from MICHAEL SZEWCZYK
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to ERIC BOHLMAN re: R/XMODEM CRC
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My Basic is quite capable. Just as if not more than powerful than 'C'.
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I can handle just about any routine.
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Mike
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dup. chars.
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>Function:? |