ehm1@wally.cc.msstate.edu (Eddie Mikell) (06/12/91)
This is probably not the best place to ask this question, but I've seen it discussed here before, so here goes.... Has anyone gotten the SLIP8250.com packet driver to work? Here's my procedure I load the slip8250 program: slip8250 0x62 slip 3 2fb 1200 (note: using com2 port). It comes back indicating that it has successfully loaded. I dial into the slip dial-in with procomm-plus, open the dial-in line, and exit to dos without hanging up the line. If I execute a telnet or FTP, the program attempts to work, but times out with a destination unreachable error. Since I'm trying this in my office, it's easy to see it the destination is really unreachable, so I know that the destination is up. I'm using the NCSA software, by the way. I've tried reversing the above direction (Procomm first, the slip), but no luck. Any suggestions????? Eddie Mikell
nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) (06/12/91)
In article <ehm1.676666615@Wally.CC.MsState.Edu> ehm1@wally.cc.msstate.edu (Eddie Mikell) writes:
slip8250 0x62 slip 3 2fb 1200 (note: using com2 port).
^^^ Try 0x2f8.
-russ
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this magnitude in a serious discussion is criminal. -- Irv Chidseyehm1@wally.cc.msstate.edu (Eddie Mikell) (06/12/91)
nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) writes: >In article <ehm1.676666615@Wally.CC.MsState.Edu> ehm1@wally.cc.msstate.edu (Eddie Mikell) writes: > slip8250 0x62 slip 3 2fb 1200 (note: using com2 port). > ^^^ Try 0x2f8. >-russ Oops, sorry, guess the finger slipped. I REALLY meant 2f8. Yeah, that's the ticket..... Eddie