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Richard Ashton <{R}@sunshine.tm> wrote in message
<895743507snz129.os2.7@sunshine.tm>...
>In article <895723087.25266.0.nnrp-08.c1eddda8@news.demon.co.uk>
>           Pete@bownsite.demon.co.uk "Pete Bown" writes:

>DEVICE=D:\SIO\SIO.SYS (COM1,3F8,IRQ4) (COM2,Internet,None) (COM3,3E8,IRQ7)
>                       standard COM1   My mouse is on COM2  COM3 chose
>                                       (COM2,2F8,IRQ3)      your own
interrupt
>                                        would work here
>(COM4,2E8,IRQ15)
>Choose your own
>interrupt
>
>DEVICE=D:\SIO\VSIO.SYS


No,  that didn't work either.  I'll e-mail the sio155 developers to see if
they
have heard of the modem and I'll try e-mailing the modem manufacturers again
-they're not replying.
In Windows 3.11 and 95,  I've configured the modem to work on COM3 IRQ5,
COM1 is the mouse and COM2 is another comms device.


>There are easier ways but I doubt you have access to the CDROMS, you
>need the "kicker disks" may be one or two and LOADDSKF to turn the
>downloaded .dsk files into floppy disks. I expect fixpack 32 is quite
>a lot of disks

Mmm,  18 files of 1.4Mb.  I'll wait until I've got some spare time before I
download that lot!

>
>That is a lot of downloading. You may prefer aquiring WARP 4 which is
>only at fixpack 6.


I won't even consider Warp 4 until I'm 100% sure that the modem will work.

Pete