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List,
The good news is, after ignoring ~15 error messages, BD32 successfully 
loaded the S-record using the NT machine (400Mhz PII). The .cgf file 
contained the following two lines:
ICD1
1000
The bad news is I don't know which driver is resposible. The workstation has 
several port drivers including one for the wiggler and one for the xilinx 
tools. I'm not sure if the other drivers would have worked because the other 
time I did not ignore the error messages. The lab admin wants to remove 
UserPort and see if BD32 still works, but, we're unable to remove the keys 
from the registry. He feels that those might be affecting the other drivers. 
Have any of you installed and been able to completely remove all remnants of 
UserPort?
Jose


>Jose,
>
>Please let me know if you get it to work. To my knowledge, nobody has
>managed to make BD32 work on any of Microsoft's NT based operating systems
>yet. The OS will not allow you to get at the parallel port to the
>satisfaction of BD32, even if you use giveio.
>
>Does anybody know of different results?
>
>Andrei


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