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From: chari@nueces.UUCP (Chris Whatley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: >= 9600 baud on the serial ports?
Keywords: Trailblazer, Fast Terminal
Message-ID: <275@nueces.UUCP>
Date: 23 Apr 89 17:19:49 GMT
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What is this that I read in the manual about the serial ports "suffering"
overruns at 9600 baud or higher? Is this a software problem or a hard
ware problem? I thought this machine was supposed to have good IO?

I really want to stick a trailblazer+ on this thing now since the
DSP-modem does not seem to be destined to exist. I suppose that
two trailblazer+'s is out of the question. (You see I'm not
fortunate enough to be directly connected to an ethernet)

Is this common? I believe the Sun386i had similar input problems
on its serial ports too. Why can I run my macintosh serial ports
at 56,000 baud? (A macintosh plus to be exact)

If I have misinterpreted the info in the library, then please ignore.

Chris
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