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Date:	Fri, 1 Oct 2004 17:01:59 PDT7
From:	"Mark Abramowitz" <marka@relaypoint.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: using the debug kernel

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In , on 10/01/04
at 12:16 PM, "Steven Levine" said:

>>- df20040621/w42004621 files copied to root on laptop
>I did not tell you to do this. It's just gigo, but should not hurt
>anything.

Actually, I didn't copy them to the root. I copied to them to
\os2\pdpsi\pmdf, which is where you told me to put them.

>Correct. Did you verify that you are running both COM ports at the same
>speed? On the MUT it is set by kbd.ini. On the host, it is set with the
>debugo settings dialog.

kbd.ini is supposed to be one of the files that I FTPed from you? It was
called kdb.ini. It showed the speed as 57600. I corrected that to 9600
to match debugo on the other machine, saved it, and then copied the file
to kbd.ini in the event that you had made a typo when you made the
original file, leaving me with both a file named kbd.ini and kbd.ini.

The rebooted.

>And I assume that the system appeared to boot normally, which it should
>given the kbd.ini settings we are using.

Yes.

>Also, in case it's not obvious. YMMV if you try to run debugo on the
>MUT when the debug kernel is loaded.

Which I did, I'll unload it.

At what point in the laptop boot process should things start showing up on
debugo on the desktop machine?

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