BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 12-14-92 (11:19) Number: 260 From: BRYAN LEGGO Refer#: NONE To: RICK STERLING Recvd: NO Subj: Re: Qb And Locked Com Por Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
I doubt initialization strings make much difference in the lockup problem. But did you see the recent discussuion here about how some computer BIOS, when using standard QB com i/o routines will lock up when the modem is on COM2 and it detects nothing on COM1? This is apparently one of the things that has been causing ME problems. I missed the original message with the solution but this code appears to have fixed THAT problem.... DEF SEG = &H40 IF PEEK(2) + PEEK(3) = 0 THEN POKE 2, PEEK(0) : POKE 3, PEEK(1) DEF SEG After this open the "Com" normally. --- RBBSMail 17.3A * Origin: PCUG BBS - San Francisco HST/V.32 415-621-2609 (RBBS 1:125/41.0)
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