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From: thad@btr.btr.com
Newsgroups: comp.sys.3b1
Subject: Re: Combo card serial driver....
Keywords: combo, RS-232
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Date: 7 Feb 91 13:08:29 GMT
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andyw@aspen32.cray.com (Andy Warner) in <154149.24026@timbuk.cray.com> writes:

	I'm looking for the serial driver for a combo card I recently
	acquired. I'm led to believe that there is such a thing as cmb.o
	which lives in /etc/lddrv. If someone could get this to me
	someway (I can FTP/uucp/uudecode) I'd appreciate it. Also I'd
	need to know what minor numbers I should use.

Welllll, the "cmb.o" stuff is on the "EIA/RAM COMBO EXPANSION DISK" (1 disk)
which accompanied the 3.51 Foundation Set (System Software).  That version of
the software supercedes that which accompanied every version of the EIA/RAM
combo hardware "kit" I've seen.  If it's any help, here's the contents of the
disk:

	100644 root        3  Apr 20 16:07:01 1987  Size
	100666 bin        37  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  CMB232.menu
	100755 bin      7704  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  CMB232.sh
	100644 bin       219  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  Files
	100755 bin      2722  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  Install
	100644 bin        22  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  Name
	100755 bin      3167  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  Remove
	100755 bin      9983  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  cmb.o
	100755 bin      2275  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  cmb.rc
	100755 bin      2120  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  cmbpcnt
	100755 bin      2076  Jan  1 10:10:00 1970  cmbupd

If you want my personal OPINION, you're entitled to the software by virtue of
possessing the hardware.

The above-listed software is of NO use to anyone NOT having the hardware.

I wish an official "ruling" from AT&T would be forthcoming regarding issues
such as this.

To go through channels, you may wish to call the AT&T "Hotline" toll-free at
1-800-922-0354 (I hope that's the CORRECT number; there are so many 800 numbers
in the AT&T literature I'm really not sure; perhaps you should wait a day or so
to see if any corrections are posted).

Thad Floryan [ thad@btr.com (OR) {decwrl, mips, fernwood}!btr!thad ]