Yes. I'm running it fine on a PIII and can read and write with 100% reliability. The trick is to lauch MoSlo twice in a row. I'm using the latest version known as MoSlo Deluxe for DOS. If you are as well then try lauching MoSlo once then launch it a second time. You'll see an odd processor speed show up after the second execution of MoSlo but ignore it and move on to running the RSS. I've tried it on several PIII's with both DOS 6.22 and Win 98SE operating systems (Win 98SE booted to DOS of course) and every one works equally well. Gary/N6LRV
-----Original Message----- From: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com [mailto:repeater-buil...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Mike/W5JR Sent: Friday, December 25, 2009 8:58 PM To: Repeater Builder Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Programming Moto X9000 on a P1 Oh, great wizards. I have an aging, fragile 386sx laptop that has faithfully programmed my X9000 radio for years. I also have a Compaq LTE P1 120 that I program all of my other Moto radios with successfully except for the X9000. On the Compaq, I have tried booting to real DOS6.22 from a floppy (Windows 98SE DOS gives same problem). Using moslo, the X9000 program launches just fine but I am unable to read the radio. I receive the dreaded "Serial Bus Failure. Power Fault." message. I can only guess that the computer speed still hoses the serial port despite using moslo to dial back the computer. I have read through all of the repeater-builder and Blenderman sites on the issue. Has anyone made the X9000 program work on a P1? If not, I guess I'm going garage sale shopping. Thanks Mike/W5JR ------------------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Links
