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  9. From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
  10. Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
  11. Subject: Re: Kermit Problems With Serial Port
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  13. Date: 6 Jun 97 11:53:14 MDT
  14. References: <$myWVCAK5+lzEwYe@caliber.demon.co.uk>
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  20. In article <$myWVCAK5+lzEwYe@caliber.demon.co.uk>, Barry Cowles <barry@caliber.demon.co.uk> writes:
  21. > Hi
  22. >         Don't know if anyone can help here but, I am connecting to SCO
  23. >         xenix from a Windows 95 box via C-Kermit and mskermit 315.   
  24. >         Generally the connection seems O.K. but I am getting a message 
  25. >         to the effect that at the 95 end that it is unable to find the   
  26. >         hardware and is using the bios instead. Does anybody know what 
  27. >         might be causing this.
  28. > Many thanks.
  29. > -- 
  30. > Barry Cowles
  31. --------
  32.     Win95 takes over the real serial port hardware and presents
  33. fakes to programs in the DOS box. I suspect you do not have the real
  34. serial ports configured under Win95, or something else owns the port
  35. you want.
  36.     Joe D.