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PCI // Port

Original Message
Name: GrosLulu
Date: June 12, 2003 at 01:26:16 Pacific
Subject: PCI // Port
OS: Warp 3
CPU/Ram: AMD XP 2000
Comment:
I have purchase a PCI // Port to add a secondary printer to my server OS/2 Warp 4 (Running on OS Warp 3 not 4.5). I chose a SUNIX 4008T.

I found on IBM Update drivers a new Basedev PRINT01.SYS. But it is only compatible for Warp 4 and above. I have this try on my server but Trap occurs when starting.

Somebody know how can I use & config this secondary PCI // Port ?

Hope your help.

Regards.


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