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In <200412251956.iBPJuATg019973@smtp.ucsd.edu>, on 12/25/04   
   at 11:56 AM, sshapiro@ucsd.edu (Sandy Shapiro) said:  
 
 
>In , on 12/25/04   
>   at 09:14 AM, "Steven Levine"  said:  
>>This can be overridden on the COM.SYS command line.  Did you?  
 
>Well I did now -- and it works.  
 
It's odd that it differs.  Historically, the standards are:  
 
  COM1 3F8 IRQ 4  
  COM2 2F8 IRQ 3  
  COM3 3E8 IRQ 4  
  COM4 2E8 IRQ 3  
 
With the above setup, COM.SYS is limited to enabling a maximum of 2 ports.   
Typically, the IRQs can be configured in the BIOS, although different MBs  
have different limits on how much can be configured.  
 
>But it seems to me like a blunt fix. I would feel better knowing what  
>broke the system in the first place.  
 
Define broken.  I suspect this is just the way you have the MB BIOS  
configured.  
 
Steven  
 
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