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File name:	STINGCPX.TXT			Revision date:	1999.04.03
Revised by:	Ronald Andersson		Revision start:	1999.04.03
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Purpose:
The STING.CPX last sent out by Peter is the one of the last public release.
Since then a driver structure has been changed, which causes the CPX to bomb
if an attempt is made to view the 'Drivers' list.  This patch fixes that.
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This STING.CPX is identical to the latest beta released by Peter, except for
10 bytes that have been patched.  This corrects some index offsets used to
access the port driver structures, due to the added structure element since
last public release (for which Peter compiled that CPX).

The visible difference in operation is that the user can display the 'Drivers'
list and view individual data of the drivers without bombing, just as for the
'Protocols' list.

WARNING 1:
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This CPX has been saved with a timeslice setting of 20 ms, and STinG
activity flag ON.  The reason for this is that the other (50 ms, OFF)
settings made the CPX unusable on my TT, so some of you may have the
same problem. (The 20 ms setting is what I normally use on all systems)

When I discovered this problem I immediately reinstalled the old CPX
(the unpatched one) and tested the suspect settings with it.  As I
had expected this caused the same failure as with the patched CPX,
so it is at least not caused by the patch.  The weird thing is that
the problem never appeared on the ST, but only on the TT.
(The Falcon is still OFF, waiting for return of my CT2B.)

The CPX enclosed this time does not have the problem on either of my
machines, and hopefully should work well for you too.

WARNING 2:
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This patched CPX should NOT be used with the current public STinG release.
If used that way, the 'Drivers' list function will fail again, so use the
released CPX for that STinG version. They are identical in all other ways.
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