said:
>There was twist this time - no serial port on the Z60t, except for the
>modem.
You mean no external serial port connector. I'm pretty sure the
controller is there, but not the standard connector. You should have
noticed the settings in the BIOS.
>gain access), but it refused to load on the machine.
What do you mean by it refused to load? It's just a DOS program that runs
in a VDM.
>should it become a priority of Serenity to develop a
>debugger that does not have this limitation?
And how do you suggest they do this?
Steven
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