eric@UCSCK.UCSC.EDU ("Eric C. Hewitt") (05/02/87)
I have a question about installing another device driver on Kermit. I have a II+ with a CPS multi-function card and I have the file p968cpshex which I is an executable text file in apple DOS. My question is: how do I get Kermit to recognize my card? Thanks in advance. -Eric eric@ucscc.Bitnet eric@ucscc.ucsc.edu
SEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET (05/07/87)
If whoever that was who asked what kermit was will post their address from BITNET, I'll happily send along docs. I tried last night -- gee it looked like a simple address @nosc.arpa, but alas the mail came back "undelivered" (sigh!). Folks, my experience is that if you post addresses for ARPA, UUCP, and others without one for BITNET, you'll miss some mail as it appears not always possible to figure out how to reach you from bitnet with just the addresses you leave.
CDTAXW@IRISHMVS.BITNET ("Mark B. Johnson") (06/23/87)
Currently, there is no way to catalog a disk from within Kermit. You can, however, exit Kermit, catalog the disk, then do a CALL 4096 to get back to Kermit with all settings intact... Mark
ct@mit-caf.UUCP (12/04/87)
Thanks to all that responded to my //c ROM question from before. Another kermit question. I've been able to download kermit (3.78,79,80) from the LISTSERV with the Access // using xmodem. But after installing kermit, I find that I cannot download files using kermit from my VAX, which incidentally runs kermit-c. It seems like all the text characters are translated into their control character equivalents. Uploading files seems to work fine. Am I forgetting to set something in kermit? As it stands right now, I can download files with Access // but I have to replace all linefeeds with carriage returns and I cannot upload files. Kermit works uploading but not downloading. I would like to just use one program if at all possible. Just in case you need to know, I have a //c with the ROM upgrade for the serial port. Thanks in advance. Curtis Tsai ARPA: ct@caf.mit.edu
ds6w+@andrew.cmu.edu (Donald C. Snow) (05/25/88)
Two questions about creating kermit after downloading it: 1. The file ker383.1 contains the directions "include UUCP headers". It also says "cut here" before the UUCP headers. Which is right? 2. The directions also say to examine ker383.2 for a single carrige return on the last line to see if a space had been appended before it. My file has neither of these. Instead it has "REM Type: EXEC KER383.1,R25<RETURN> [Yes, that's "R25"]" on the very last line. So should I instert the extra carrige return below this? -Don
SEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET (Murph Sewall) (05/26/88)
>Two questions about creating kermit after downloading it: > >1. The file ker383.1 contains the directions "include UUCP headers". It also >says "cut here" before the UUCP headers. Which is right? I haven't an explanation for the reference to "UUCP headers," but here are the first 3 lines of KER383.1 as I've downloaded it (and passed it to APPLE2-L & others). It works fine if the file starts with the REM statement (UUCP headers will just cause "SYNTAX ERROR" from APPLESOFT, and the program also should install. REM FIRST LINE OF KER383.1-- DO NOT REMOVE THESE REM LINES REM SAVE AS "KER383.1" [AS RECEIVED, WITHOUT REMOVING UUCP HEADERS] REM 27632 BYTES *** INSTRUCTIONS *** WARNING KER383.2 IS DELETED >2. The directions also say to examine ker383.2 for a single carrige return on >the last line to see if a space had been appended before it. My file has >neither of these. Instead it has "REM Type: EXEC KER383.1,R25<RETURN> >[Yes, that's "R25"]" on the very last line. So should I instert the extra >carrige return below this? Some lines above the end of KER383.2, there is a 3D0G. It IS NECESSARY that the line above it be blank (stored as two consecutive carriage returns without an intervening pad character). The section in question (beginning 899 lines from the top) is: C3A0D4CFA0D2C5D4D5D2CEDD0000D2C5D4D5D2CEDD0000FE038D047AADFF038DD8 3D0G EXEC KER383.INSTALL --------------------- Disclaimer: The "look and feel" of this message is exclusively MINE! (subject to change without notice; void where prohibited) ARPA: sewall%uconnvm.bitnet@mitvma.mit.edu Murphy A. Sewall BITNET: SEWALL@UCONNVM School of Business Admin. UUCP: ...ihnp4!psuvax1!UCONNVM.BITNET!SEWALL University of Connecticut
tenbarge@silver.bacs.indiana.edu (Kris Tenbarge) (02/06/89)
I am a new user of apples. I use my C= 64 as a vt100 using Kermit for the 64 and would like to set up my girlfriends IIgs with Kermit 3.85. I have it configured for operation but I haven't yet figured out the modem command. On On the commmodore version you simply give commands to the modem from the connect mode, but I take it Apple Kermit is different. I wrote a kermit.modem file using Appleworks and I printed the file to disk in ASCII and then copied this file to my kermit disk. When I issued the modem command my file was there but it had a mysterious extra line and the command simply did not communicate with the modem. Is there something I should check to make sure I do. Is there another way to send commands to a Hayes comp. modem. What gives, etc. I am quite familiar with the Commodore version so give me all the details! Thanks -Kris Tenbarge
steele@virgil.UUCP (dan smith) (04/17/89)
I have been trying to use the kermit verision 3.85 vt100 emulation but am having no luck. Every time the screen scrolls, I drop characters. This this gets especially interesting when characters dropped are part of an escape sequence. I have an UNenhanced 2e with a super serial card and external 1200 baud modem. The interrupts are enabled as per the kermit doc (sw6-2 is on). Is there something else I should be doing to prevent dropping characters? Has anyone else been able to successfully use the vt100 emulation with this hardware configuration? Is is possible that I need to enhance the 2e? I would really rather not have to spend the money on the enhancement (as a matter of principle as much as anything else). Thanks in advance for any help. Ron Steele