jeff@mit-eddie.UUCP (Jeff Mattson) (02/14/86)
I'm trying to download files with the new version of MacTerminal (2.0) using the barest system possible (a 128K Mac with one disk drive). When downloading a file with the "macput" command (using the MacTerminal 1.1 protocol), I have to put my MacTerminal document on the disk I want to save to, just like I did with MacTerminal 1.1. Here's where the problem starts. When I try to start up MacTerminal with the document and application on different disks, I switch disks a couple of times and eventually the program bombs with ID=28 (which translates into "Stack has moved into application heap"). If I start out with the document and application both on the same disk and try to save the document to another disk with the "Save As..." option, I switch disks a couple of times and eventually the program bombs with ID=28. This problem never happened with the old version. Also, when I try to download using the other XModem protocols to a disk other than the one that the MacTerminal document is on, I'll get a window telling me that there is not enogh space on the disk that I'm downloading to, even though I know there is. My guess is that it's checking the disk the document is on, not the disk I'm downloading to. Anybody know what I could do about these problems? These really make it impossible for me to download from a Unix host. Sigh! -- ---------------------------------------- Don't dream it; BE IT! ---------------------------------------- Jeff Mattson Jeff@MIT-Eddie 497-3980 (work) 424-7226 (home) 24 Westland Ave. #10 Boston, MA 02115