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In article <1990Nov9.234629.24885@opusc.csd.scarolina.edu> yarnall@opusc.csd.scarolina.edu (Ken Yarnall) writes:
[...]
>if you attempt to send a break to your Supre 2400zi.  This is independent of
>the processor you use (68000 or 68030), and does not occur if you use the
>serial.device.  Thus, I am leaning toward the possibility that the bug lies
>in modem0.device, but I guess this hasn't been proved.  Does Supra have a
>net.presence?  This bug is probably causing the problems that I reported
[...]
>     Ken Yarnall                 ///   yarnall@usceast.cs.scarolina.EDU

  A few months ago I was writing a term program for the Amiga and noticed
that while it worked fine with serial.device, I had to modify the code to
work with modem0.deivce.. I believe it assumed you reset the io_Length
field to 0 or some such.. Also when I used modem0.device, there was a net
memory loss of 24 bytes.  Not really worth worrying about, but both sloppy
programming mistakes..



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