> >Keep in mind that you CANNOT share IRQs to run NA. Each port needs
> >its own
> >address and IRQ. Also, you can't count on "plug-and-play" under
> >Windows to
> >set up the ports correctly for a DOS program?
> >
> >Is COM1 shared with an on-board modem?
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No, as far as I know it is on Com 4. That's the info reported in Win98
device manager.
> >What you really need is a tool to verify IRQ settings *under DOS*.
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I found a utility last night on the net, but haven't tried it yet. Anyone
ever use this one before? I might add that they have a page on their
website that reviews over 30 serial cards, including cards with up to 16
ports. There are many cards listed with 4 - 8 ports.
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