gto@uhura.neoucom.EDU (Thomas Osterfield) (03/25/91)
My system is simple. My needs are simple. I hope the solution is simple. CoCo (1) running level1 os9. Model 100 with null modem. The need is to transfer text files back and forth. I think "list" on the coco with download on the 100 works. How do I go in the other direction? I know I can't run Tsedit from the 100. Both "build" and "copy" with upload on the 100 seem to transfer only the first line. I can't quite figure out "edit," but it looks like it needs a space at the beginning of each line. I use "ex" or "vi" on the unix machine to receive m100 uploads; is there any comparable way on the coco? Alternatively, does anybody know how to make the m100's kermit work? Tom -- G. Thomas Osterfield (216)325-2511 x531 Archives, Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine gto@scotty.neoucom.EDU 74106.1153@compuserve.com uunet!aablue!neoucom!gto af192@cleveland.freenet.edu
jew@charon.sunquest.com (James E. Ward) (03/25/91)
Have you tried uploading into OS9 microemacs?
session@uncw.UUCP (Zack C. Sessions) (03/27/91)
gto@uhura.neoucom.EDU (Thomas Osterfield) writes: >CoCo (1) running level1 os9. Model 100 with null modem. The >need is to transfer text files back and forth. I think "list" on >the coco with download on the 100 works. How do I go in the >other direction? I know I can't run Tsedit from the 100. Both >"build" and "copy" with upload on the 100 seem to transfer only >the first line. I think your problem with build may be that the M100 is sending out CR-LF instead of just one CR or two CRs maybe. A "filter" program would work. Lessee, you're using Level 1, I'm not familiar with Level 1, but if it supports pipes, you could do it one command, if not, then just write a BASIC09 filter program which reads standard input and writes to standard output, but makes sure that there are no line feeds. >I can't quite figure out "edit," but it looks >like it needs a space at the beginning of each line. True. The only people who use EDIT are people who are into self-torture! >I use "ex" or "vi" on the unix machine to receive m100 uploads; >is there any comparable way on the coco? There are severl good level 2 editors available commercially, plus there is a version of kermit as well. >Alternatively, does anybody know how to make the m100's kermit >work? Can't help there! Zack Sessions session@uncw.UUCP