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From: "C. D. Logan" <clogan@bluenorthernsoftware.com>
To: linux-msdos@vger.kernel.org
Subject: Virtual com port
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2005 17:15:14 -0600	[thread overview]
Message-ID: <200503241715.15303.clogan@bluenorthernsoftware.com> (raw)

First off, thanks for the pointers on the cdrom issues I had.  The info in the 
two replies helped to get that situation working fine!  Now my next stumbling
block is in the "virtual modem" area.  With the configuration I have now, with
$_com1="virtual" in the conf file, the basics seem to work perfectly.  The 
problem is that when using a DOS based zmodem file transfer program such
as DSZ from Omen, or PDZ, they either hang totally, or time out and eventually 
abort the file transfer. I'm using an actual copy of MS-DOS 6.22 so the msd 
diag program is available, and it's output indicates that all DOS comm port 
related settings are correct...at least what it shows for com1 under dosemu 
is exactly what is displayed on a 'real' DOS 6.22 machine for com1.  
Are there any other comm port related settings that might come into play here
relating to the virtual port?   

Thanks again!

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