Hi Marlon, > Hi, I boot freedos (which is installed in a partition of the hard drive). > I type debug, then I type d 40:8 > > The first line looks like this:
... 0040:0000 [8 not displayed bytes] then ... > -78 03 00 00 00 00 C0 9E This means that you have only one printer port: 378. The other two ports are 0 (not installed) and after that, you get data which is not related to printers. So in short, on the actual hardware, there is only one printer port and it already is LPT1 anyway :-) Please check again if that port is actually on your mainboard, connected to some 2 x 13 pin header where you can connect a "proper" printer port on a bracket. If the port is the one on your PCI extension card, I see no reason why Clipper should have problems to use that. If it is not the PCI card one, then the card is probably not active: It might "think" that you should use the already existing port on your mainboard. You may use PCI PnP config tools to change the "thinking". Regards, Eric ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
