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   Message 231 of 815   
   mark lewis to John Kelly   
   UMM.. PCBOARD NATURAL   
   15 Jan 14 19:51:23   
   
   On Fri, 10 Jan 2014, John Kelly wrote to Mark Lewis:   
      
      
   -> JK> making PCBoard talk telnet is the missing link.   
      
   -> on OS/2, that would be the vmodem driver with the SIO replacement   
   -> comms package from Ray Gwinn of X00 fame...   
      
    JK> In the sio2k docs, Ray says Warp server ebiz fails when using   
    JK> serial ports and IRQ 3.  I also read that the server and client   
    JK> code base was merged as of fixpak 13.   
      
   i don't know... i do not use sio2k... there are known problems with it... the   
   previous version works great, though... i (still) use it on my eCS system   
   which is installed clean and then my existing drives moved over with all my   
   existing operations configurations...   
      
    JK> So I installed Warp 4, fixpak 9, and sio2k.  I use a 2 port serial   
    JK> PCI card on IRQ 3. I can start a file transfer but it stalls and   
    JK> dies. So much for sio2k.   
      
   use the previous version instead of sio2k ;)   
      
   [trim]   
      
    JK> I hadn't looked at OS/2 since the early 1990s, and I was hoping it   
    JK> had improved with age. But it's as frustrating now as it was then.    
      
   i had to jump from Warp 3 Connect to eCS... i couldn't get Warp 4 of any   
   flavor to install and work on my machines... i didn't have time to stay down   
   longer than i was... several days was already too long... so i went with eCS   
   and haven't looked back... all of my operation remaing the same as it was on   
   Warp 3 Connect ;)   
      
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