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1 total messages Started by Russell McOrmond Tue, 11 Dec 1990 16:16
Re: A3000 boot colours
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Author: Russell McOrmond
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 1990 16:16
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In a message posted on 10 Dec 90 18:44:39 GMT,
daveh@cbmvax.commodore.com (Dave Haynie) wrote:
DH>>P.S.  Is the Supra 2400zi *completely* compatible with the ZorroII/III spec.
DH>>      I also heard that it's device driver is buggy, any comments?
DH>
DH>I have one, and haven't had any trouble with it.  It works in my 2000 at home,
DH>and seems to work fine in a 3000 at least for a short test on several
DH>occasions.  The device driver seems to work OK with ATalk-III as a terminal,
DH>I haven't tried anything more complex with it.

On this topic, I'm wondering if anyone knows how to drop the DTR on one of the
Supra 2400zi modems.  I have a need to drop DTR on this port, but I am running
in shared mode, so the 'close and re-open' obviously does not work (And it's a
bad idea to rely on this anyways).  ASDG has a real easy command to the
siosbx.device - Does Supra have something similar for their modem0.device? If not,
does anyone know the hardware registers (IE: Offsets from the AutoConfig start for
the card) in order to control the DTR?  I've had to HardWire a DTR control for
Serial.Device (Internal) since Commodore will not fix their Serial.Device.

Thanks for any help.


DH>Dave Haynie Commodore-Amiga (Amiga 3000) "The Crew That Never Rests"
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