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From: Stephen Torri <storri@ameritech.net>
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Subject: Serial Ports
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Should serial ports be assigned interrupts on start up or are they
assigned when they are used? I have been tracking the serial ports on my
Supermicro Dual P3 Board for a few days now. At times I cannot get them to
work so I can syncronize a Palm Pilot via the serial port.

Stephen