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From: tron1@tronsbox.UUCP (HIM)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Connectcom Boards
Message-ID: <26005f9f:964.1comp.unix.i386;1@tronsbox.UUCP>
Date: 16 Mar 90 07:04:20 GMT
References: <1990Mar3.001708.615@udcps3.cps.udayton.edu>
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>Author: [Paul D. Selig]
>  Subj: Connectcom Boards
>  Keyw: 
>I've recently come across some surplus multi-port communication boards, and
>was wondering if anyone on the net has successfully used them and/or has
>a device driver for Interactive Unix 2.02.  The board is manufactured by
>Software Link, Inc., and is identified as a "PCSIO-4".  The board was
>originally used by a piece of software called "Connectcom", which was a 
>multi-user DOS for the PC.  Any hints or suggestions would be greatly
>appreciated.

"Connection" ? - Hmmm.. are you sure it isn't the ConnectCom BOARD you mean
? To my knowledge , The Software link only did "MultiLink" and "PC-MOS 386"
as O/S's .. oh well , no matter.

They should work fine. I have been involved with TSL operating systems from
a consultant point of view, they ALWAYS have you put a device driver in the
config.sys file for each port , and thay are always spoecified with an
address/interrupt vector... nothing fancy.

Get the FASY driver , and do it!

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