BIGGERT@rcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu (* Pete Biggert *) (09/19/89)
I would like to transfer some files from an HP9000/300 computer to an IBM-PC/AT clone or to our department's VAX via the serial port. I have used KERMIT on the IBM-PC/AT to transfer files to our VAX and so would like to find a version of KERMIT that runs on the HP computer. We only have BASIC on the HP (as far as I know). So my question is... is there a version of KERMIT written in BASIC for the HP9000/300 that I can get a hold of on a 3.5 inch floppy. I am relatively new to the NET but I believe my Internet address is BIGGERT%rcgl1@eng.ohio-state.edu Thank you for your support Pete Biggert - Gradual Student - Mechanical Engineering Dept. - O.S.U.
dunlap@apl-em.UUCP (John Dunlap) (09/21/89)
Here is an excerpt from Info-Kermit vol 10 no 1:
You should be able to get this with anonymous ftp to
watsun.cc.columbia.edu and cd (or cwd) to kermit/c then
mget hpb*. -- John Dunlap, dunlap@apl-em.apl.washington.edu
Date: Wed Jun 21 15:54:28 1989
From: Christine M. Gianone <cmg@watsun.cc.columbia.edu>
Subject: New Release of HP-9000 BASIC Workstation Kermit
Keywords: HP-9000 Kermit, BASIC Kermit
>From Andy Campagnola of Hewlett-Packard in Loveland, Colorado, comes version
1.02 of HP-9000 BASIC workstation Kermit. The major change seems to be that
the source can now be modified to run in HP-BASIC 4.0 as it contains no
compiled code -- it's 100% interpreted BASIC. Many of these files came to us
in binary format with strange names, and so had to be hexified and renamed.
The files are in the C area of Kermit Distribution (kermit/c) under the
prefix "hpb". See the file HPBAAA.HLP for details about file renaming and
encoding. Thanks to Andy for sending in this new release!