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From: GRIEB@LOCKE.HS.WASHINGTON.EDU (CINDY GRIEB)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.zenith.z100
Subject: Configuring the MS-DOS AUX port
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Date: 16 Dec 88 04:59:00 GMT
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Can anyone out there tell me whether it is possible (and if so, how I
go about it) to configur MS-DOS to use an S-100 address as the AUX
port instead of J1/J2.  Specifically, I would like to try to get
KERMIT or BESTERM to work with my U.S.R S-100 modem.  I noticed in
the code that BESTERM uses auxin/auxout for it's I/O and I assume
that Kermit also references MS-DOS's current definition of AUX since
it follows the AUX configuration of port J1 or J2.  If I can tell
MS-DOS to re-define AUX to be a specified S-100 bus address (or pair
of addresses), then KERMIT and/or BESTERM should work, right???

                                        Hopefully,
                                          Cindy Grieb
                                        grieb@locke.hs.washington.edu