nanook@rwing.UUCP (Robert Dinse) (11/29/90)
First, I want to thank everyone that responded to my question regarding a third 3-port board on a Tandy 6000, especially to Gordon who was able to answer my question about switch settings: 1st card needs to have switch 1 and only 1 set. 2nd card needs to have switch 2 and only 2 set. 3rd card needs to have switch 3 and only 3 set. This works using Xenix 3.02.01 (3.02.00 which has a mandatory patch included with the Xenix 3.02.00 configuration kit applied). It is of coarse necessary to make devices with mknod and entries in /etc/ttys and /etc/inittab. But it works! I had assumed the switch was like the base address and would be binary instead of one switch per card like it is. Thanks again!
yetsko@interlan.interlan.com (Mike Yetsko) (11/30/90)
It IS a binary port base address select, but I think you are selecting base addresses but they aren't all together sequential. I think that the switches you mentioned refer to 70, 60, and 40, or something like that. Mike Yetsko