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I never did figure out how to enable session tracing, but I think that's because I haven't sucessfully engaged a session. Anyway, I tracked the problem down to ModemServer.c++ ModemServer::deduceModem() {.... } The problem "appears?" to be that a new class is being declared that requires some declarations in other far away parts of the code. When its not declared .. the port doesn't open and core dump... How to track down the declarations? Crystal Ball anyone? C++ is very unforgiving.. it just lets you declare anonymous variables all over the place and leaves no coherent trail. Reminds me sorta of BASIC, only there you couldn't reuse variable names. I guess the next step is to try and figureout what the heck a Class0Modem(*this, *this) is and create one on the spot.. within the function..