
There have been several reports about problems with FOSSIL drivers and
the IGMs. A lot of sysops are getting a "Fossil Initialization Error"
when a user tries to play remotely, but the IGM runs fine in local mode.
The below settings are known to work with Ray Gwinn's X00 and
             BNU fossil drivers.

NOTE: These command lines will not interfere with the operations of
your other IGMs. They might even let them run better! :)

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X00.SYS:

           DEVICE=<drive and path>\X00.SYS E FIFO=15 B,x,19200

Replace the x with the number of your COM port, but keep in mind the way
the fossil works. For COM 1, you would replace the x with a 0. For COM
2, you would replace the x with a 1. And so forth...

The 19200 is what you lock your COM port at. If you lock it at a speed
other than 19200, replace it with your locked port rate.

Example for a modem on COM 2 with a locked port at 38400:

DEVICE=C:\X00.SYS E FIFO=15 B,1,38400

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BNU.COM

                   BNU.COM /P1 /L:x:19200 /Z0 /F

Replace the x with the number of your COM port, but keep in mind the way
the fossil works. For COM 1, you would replace the x with a 0. For COM
2, you would replace the x with a 1. And so forth...

The 19200 is what you lock your COM port at. If you lock it at a speed
other than 19200, replace it with your locked port rate.

Example for a modem on COM 2 with a locked port at 38400:

BNU.COM /P1 /L:1:38400 /Z0 /F

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