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From: DXB132@psuvm.psu.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
Subject: Re: Fun With AUX: (Summary)
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Date: 9 Feb 91 07:30:37 GMT
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>>receive characters from it. It is, after all, a full duplex terminal.)
>ROM-WACK needs to have the amiga's serial port already set up for it.

I don't think so...if this were the case you could use any baud rate and
not just 9600....but RomWack DOES set up the serial port, hardcoded at
9600.

>It can't initialize the thing.  What I have done in the past is to
>setup the serial port using Preferences (9600 baud, and whatever other
>settings your terminal wants).  If you have or can get Grand-WACK, you
>can arrange to have Grand-WACK replace the ROM-WACK vector in memory.

This was completely unknown to me. What version of Grand Wack has this
ability, and how is it invoked?

-- Dan Babcock