jon@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Jon George Seidl) (02/02/88)
I have two copies of the Kermit program for the C-64. The newest
copy I have (2.0, I think) uses that kermit/ini file. What exactly
is IN this file? Listing it with a text editor is useless.
Can it be set made into a REAL kermit initialization file? One that
can dial out to a system (if your modem allow such a thing), enter
your login and password, etc.?
Jon
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Uucp: uwvax!uwmcsd1!uwmcsd4!jonrelkins@vax1.acs.udel.EDU (Rob Elkins) (02/04/88)
In article <4432@uwmcsd1.UUCP> jon@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Jon George Seidl) writes: >I have two copies of the Kermit program for the C-64. The newest >copy I have (2.0, I think) uses that kermit/ini file. What exactly >is IN this file? Listing it with a text editor is useless. > No, its not in ascii. Say show all and you can see the settings. There is a save init file command if you chgange anything Good Luck Rob -- ARPA: relkins@vax1.acs.udel.edu BITNET: FFO04688 AT ACSVM Live Long and Prosper!
eckhgb@atrium.UUCP (Gary B Eckhardt) (02/05/88)
In article <4432@uwmcsd1.UUCP>, jon@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Jon George Seidl) writes: > I have two copies of the Kermit program for the C-64. The newest > copy I have (2.0, I think) uses that kermit/ini file. What exactly > is IN this file? Listing it with a text editor is useless. > > Can it be set made into a REAL kermit initialization file? One that > can dial out to a system (if your modem allow such a thing), enter > your login and password, etc.? > Jon: The Kermit/ini file is the file that holds the default attributes for Kermit that you want to be loaded in when you boot the program. If you wanted your own defaults (like 80 col mode, 1200 baud, 7-2-E or 8-1-E, etc) you can set them after you boot the program and then SAVE (Methinks it's the command) the defaults. I found out by experience that the program will NOT boot without that file! While we're on the subject, does anyone know if the Kermit protocal on that automatically converts from ASCII to C= Ascii?? I've gotten several trashed text files from using it. ANyone else had that problem? +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Gary B. Eckhardt -- San Antonio, Texas | +---------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | BITNET : Account under construction | "Thanks to modern caffeine | | USENET : gatech!petro!atrium!eckhgb | sleep is now optional!" | | TEXNET : UTSA80::CS475301013 | | +---------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+
crgabb@sdrc.UUCP (Rob Gabbard) (02/08/88)
Speaking of Kermit 2.0, has anyone got it working with a 1670? When I CONnect, I try typing in Hayes commands but I get no response. I have the same problem with Kermit C64 from the Univ. Of Ill.
jon@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Jon George Seidl) (02/11/88)
In article <204@sdrc.UUCP> crgabb@sdrc.UUCP (Rob Gabbard) writes: > >Speaking of Kermit 2.0, has anyone got it working with a 1670? When >I CONnect, I try typing in Hayes commands but I get no response. I >have the same problem with Kermit C64 from the Univ. Of Ill. > This is probably stupid, but did you use your modem escape sequence first before issuing the commands? On my Hayes compat. modem I have to type three +'s to get the modem to recognize the following as a command (when connected). I would think most of them are like this. Jon --------------- \_/ \/\/ - /\/\ilwaukee "Sure it's a gigantic, hideous insect. but it may be a gigantic, hideous insect Internet: jon@csd4.milw.wisc.edu in need of help." bitnet: jon%csd4.milw.wisc.edu@wiscmac3.bitnet Uucp: uwvax!uwmcsd1!uwmcsd4!jon