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In article: <817738750snz@jasper.demon.co.uk>  Mike Tomlinson <Mike@jasper.demon.co.uk> writes:
> 
> In article <468385094wnr@garioch.demon.co.uk>
>            nd@garioch.demon.co.uk "andy nicol" writes:
> 
> > If you have a 16550 UART, enable the UART's buffering to stop hardware 
> > overruns. If you have Windows 3.1, replace the comms driver with cybercom.
> 
> Andy - where can I find cybercom, please?
> 
I downloaded my copy from Demon's FTP server.  Probably somewhere 
in SimTel; I really don't remember where.  Try asking Archie.

> I don't know what's changed, but I have too started getting comms
> overruns in Trumpet Winsock. Ka9q is fine. I have 16550 ports.
>
When this happened to me, I discovered it was due to an evaluation copy 
of Turnpike.  The Turnpike installation is claimed to co-exist with your 
existing Winsock, but this screws up Trumpet Winsock somehow.  When I got 
sick of Turnpike (it only took a few days) I had considerable trouble 
with comms overruns.  I fixed this by removing the (expired) winsock which 
Turnpike had left in my startup scripts. Not impressed.

-- 
andy nicol (nd@garioch.demon.co.uk)
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