grich.uci%rand-relay@sri-unix.UUCP (06/22/83)
From: John Mangrich <grich.uci@rand-relay> Has anyone ever made a list of implementations of the MODEM protocol on mainframes that the authors are willing to share? It's not too hard to find the micro-end pieces, but the recent VMS question brought this point up. Thanks. John Mangrich UC Irvine
BILLW%sri-kl@sri-unix.UUCP (06/23/83)
UNIX UMODEM, TMODEM, both available on MIT-MC CPM directory. TOPS20 MODEM.MAC available from me. Also on MIT-MC. Currently still having features added, so most recent version (SRI-KL:<BILLW>MODEM.MAC) may be a little flakey. As far as I know, this is the only mainframe version that supports CRCs. VMS FTPSEND, FTPGET available from me. doesnt work well. SRI-KL:<BillW.VMSMODEM>*.* TENEX XMODEM.SAI availble from MIT-MC SEL-32 MODEM.FOR available from FJW. I dont know whether this acyually works. RT-11 MODEM.C available from somwhere. DECUS "C". TOPS-10 ASCSND.MAC available fro me, but id have to get it off of tape. ASCII SEND from mainframe only. ITS LMODEM (lisp?) available at MIT. Enjoy BillW
rconn%brl@sri-unix.UUCP (06/24/83)
From: Rick Conn <rconn@brl> I understand that MGORMAN@WSMR70A has modified UMODEM to work on the BBN C/70. I received some queries about that the other day, and interested parties should contact him to see if he is willing to supply a copy. Rick
GZ%mit-mc@sri-unix.UUCP (06/24/83)
From: Gail Zacharias <GZ@mit-mc> Actually, the current ITS version is MMODEM, and it supports CRC's. Source in GZ;MMODEM >. LMODEM is still supported on ITS, also it works on Multics. Source in FJW;LMODEM > (although I think the running version on ITS is patched). Yes, it's written in Lisp. Author is EB@MC.
DWELD@BBNG.ARPA (06/24/83)
Where can I find the specs of the MODEM program so I would know how to add transfer protocol information to an existing communication package so it could talk to MODEM? Dan Weld
MADLER%mit-ml@sri-unix.UUCP (06/26/83)
From: Michael C. Adler <MADLER@mit-ml> The MODEM protocol is documented on MIT-MC in AR60:CPM;MODEM2 PROTOC -Michael