I've sent in the configs on the support, the modems have hardware flow=20
control, and I've tried more cables than I can count. 1-25 straight,=20
1-8,20 straight, and others. It still shows up occasionally. =20
I think it's a problem with flow control, but in the PM, not with the cable=
s.
On Thu, 23 Nov 1995, Stephane Volet wrote:
> After checking our logs, I've seen numerous occasions where this one
> specific user was getting dumped by the Portmaster with the following
> message in the logs:
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> Nov 23 00:02:14 ??? error: port S1 stopped too long - flushing packet que=
ue
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> Up till yesterday, only the one user had this problem so I suspected his
> configuration to be the culprit... But I have now two other occurences wi=
th
> other users using other operating systems (win3.11 and MacOS... ther firs=
t
> one uses win95)...
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> I can't seem to find any mention of such error messages in the literature
> from livingston... It seems now that the problem is mine and I wonder wha=
t
> it could be...
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> Could it be that I need more RAM in the PM? :-(
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> hmmmmm....
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c.
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