Thanks for the reply. It turns out the software is trying to write to
the com port on exit, which I'm assuming expects to find a modem there.
There was a modem connected, but wasn't turned on. With the modem on, I
don't get the error. Also if there is nothing connected to the port, the
data is
On 7/8/2022 12:54 PM, Eric Stein wrote:
Regarding FreeDOS 1.3 release version:
So I get this message when I exit from a certain program: Error
reading from device AUX: write fault.
Aside from the strangeness of getting a write fault by reading
something, does DOS even still have an AUX devic
Hi,
On Fri, Jul 8, 2022 at 3:11 PM Eric Stein wrote:
>
> So I get this message when I exit from a certain program: Error reading
> from device AUX: write fault.
>
> Aside from the strangeness of getting a write fault by reading
> something, does DOS even still have an AUX device? I think this is
Regarding FreeDOS 1.3 release version:
So I get this message when I exit from a certain program: Error reading
from device AUX: write fault.
Aside from the strangeness of getting a write fault by reading
something, does DOS even still have an AUX device? I think this is a
generic device nam
