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| The 16-bit DOS component of the Synchronet FOSSIL driver for Windows (all flavors) is called '' | The 16-bit DOS component of the Synchronet FOSSIL driver for Windows (all flavors) is called '' | ||
| - | === Windows | + | === Windows === |
| - | The kernel component of the Synchronet FOSSIL driver for Microsoft Windows 95-based operating systems (**no longer supported**) is called '' | + | The kernel component of the Synchronet FOSSIL driver for Microsoft Windows NT-based operating systems is called '' |
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| - | === Windows NT === | + | |
| - | The kernel component of the Synchronet FOSSIL driver for Microsoft Windows NT-based operating systems | + | |
| This FOSSIL driver is also a //virtual UART// driver so that external DOS programs that require COM/UART access for input and output (i.e. do not support FOSSIL), can still be used on the BBS. When supported, doors should be configured to use a FOSSIL interface instead of COM/UART for input and output (for better performance and compatibility). | This FOSSIL driver is also a //virtual UART// driver so that external DOS programs that require COM/UART access for input and output (i.e. do not support FOSSIL), can still be used on the BBS. When supported, doors should be configured to use a FOSSIL interface instead of COM/UART for input and output (for better performance and compatibility). | ||