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[T REX]

Good to hear.
I think I now kan rule out errors in the cable
or in linux, t must be a wine problem.
It seams to me that tis DTR/DSR thing might
not be the right way to go, it should be  software flow controll anyway, 
since it is bundled with a tree wire cable.
How is the status on software flow controll under wine? is it hopeless?

BTW I sent only one mail but it came out tree,
I was somewhat surpriced about that.
I wonder if it repeats itself.

The1trex

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Philosophers have tried to interpret the world in different ways; the 
important thing is to change it.
- Karl Marx



>From: Pavel Troller <patrol at tangens.sinus.cz>
>Reply-To: wine-users at winehq.com
>To: wine-users at winehq.com
>Subject: Re: Resource temporarily unavailable
>Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 11:55:47 +0100
>
> > hello people of the earth
> > Does anybody think that installing
> > a serial driver with DTR/DSR support
> > could solve my problem.
> > and if so does anybody have a kernel patch that works.
> >
> > The1trex
>Hi!
>   Kernel normally has full support of DTR/DSR signals.
>Otherwise, it would not be possible to use any well-configured modem,
>which, for example, drops a connection when DTR drops. I'm using it
>regularly and it works well for me. As well, Linux can read the DSR
>line coming from modem and see if it's on or off.
>   No kernel patch is required.
>   I think that wine people are just solving this problem in the wine
>code.
>                                       With regards, Pavel Troller
>
>P.S. It's not necessary to write every message 3x, our mailers/newsreaders
>work reliably :-).
>
>
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