Reply 20 of 21, by Skyscraper
wrote:thanks for the link - i appreciate it but - windows 3.11 will see it? these things are usually XP compatible only […]
wrote:If nothing else works.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-Dual-9-Pin-Serial … =item2ed6e650d7
thanks for the link - i appreciate it
but - windows 3.11 will see it?
these things are usually XP compatible only
The card I linked has drivers for Windows 98 but not Windows 3.1 unfortunately but there must be some other PCI card with Windows 3.1 drivers.
When you get a cable with COM-port for your COM2 header its not 100% sure it will work if the cable is rather old, many 486 and Pentium boards had the rows inverted on the COM headers. I experienced this last week when i tried to get a mouse working on my Lucky Star LS486E, the first 3 cables I tried did not work but the 4th worked fine. Nothing bad seems to happen when connecting pin1 to pin2 and so on though, at least not with my Microsoft mouse.
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