langbein@topaz.RUTGERS.EDU (John E. Langbein) (09/04/86)
I am presently overflooded with kermit requests. If the one who said they had a PRODos version & a working Dos3.3 verion contact me again or send me a disk with both on it, I will be ready to distribute (the version I recieved was no good). John Langbein (topaz!langbein)
moore@mit-eddie.MIT.EDU (Andrew M. Moore) (09/05/86)
> I am presently overflooded with kermit requests. If the one who said > they had a PRODos version & a working Dos3.3 verion contact me again > or send me a disk with both on it, I will be ready to distribute > (the version I recieved was no good). > John Langbein > (topaz!langbein) I think I'm the one you're referring to. I'm not sure whether or not the source is included, but I do have working copies of both the DOS 3.3 and ProDOS versions (versions 3.59 and 3.58 of CU/Stevens Kermit). Give me a US Snail address and I'd be glad to send you both Kermits. Andrew Moore arpa MOORE%MIT-EECS@MIT-MC.ARPA uucp ...mit-eddie!moore tel 617/479-9208, BBS Sat-Sun 300/1200 us Box 121, North Quincy, MA 02171
medin@cod.UUCP (Ted Medin) (09/06/86)
In article <5675@topaz.RUTGERS.EDU> langbein@topaz.RUTGERS.EDU (John E. Langbein) writes: > >I am presently overflooded with kermit requests. If the one who said >they had a PRODos version & a working Dos3.3 verion contact me again >or send me a disk with both on it, We have a version 3.66 runs dos or prodos. If you can ftp signon to shark as anonymous then: cd ker*mit. - dont forget the . get readme And you should be able to get what you want after reading readme. I can mail you a copy John of the executable only fairly easily.
zben@umd5 (Ben Cranston) (09/11/86)
First off, I was way off base when I accused the Unix upper case mode of
interfering with Kermit. In point of fact it was a parity problem. As
Ron Natalie says: "Parity is for Farmers...".
I've got the entire source uploaded to a Unix directory, and have sent out
one beta test copy. Rather than type the 25 pages of documentation in by
hand I submitted it as a test job for our new Kurzweil scanner. When the
text comes back I will package it up and post it. Since it is already more
than 160KB without documentation I will probably post it in three pieces.
Summary: this is Kermit ][ 2.8 and is a combination of Applesoft Basic and
assembly language. It does a lot of peeking, pokeing, and jumping to many
strange weird addresses, so it may very well be machine and system specific.
I use it on a ][+ with DOS 3.3 without problems. It has a 70 column display
option, does lower case with the hi-res screen, and can/must be customized
for one of five terminal cards: Apple Comm, Apple Super Serial, Micromodem,
CalComp, or Novation. It only does TEXT mode, but there are programs with
it that convert APPLESOFT and BINARY files to/from TEXT form for xmission.
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