Eric wrote:
...[greater than] 115.2 kbps. Do not expect that
to run with long cables or reliably or something
Paul responded:
I use an almost 20 meters long serial cable for my
modem running at 230 kbps on the RS232C end of the
wire. Never had any problems with it... I have
never tried
At 08:36 PM 03/14/2004, you wrote:
Hi, good point, after upgrading 133 - 500 MHz it already runs a bit too
fast here, too. Let me know when you found a way :-).
Eric.
Someone had suggested using a program called slowdown, but it just came up
with the error:
SLOWDOWN 3.10, (C) 1993-2002, Bret
Hi Adam, I think you have an EMM386 problem. 0F 20 xx is read CRn which
some EMM386 do not emulate (it is not allowed natively to programs which
are locked into a vm86 environment, and all EMM386 must use vm86 to make
DOS run).
I found that DESCENT runs best for me with DOS32A instead of DOS4GW:
Hello
Hi. I was going through the mirror list, and saw that there are a few
mirror sites out there with very outdated content. I'll give it until
the weekend, then I'll drop these sites if they haven't been updated by
then. If you're the webmaster for any of these mirror sites, please
