Lewallen@DOCKMASTER.ARPA (02/13/89)
Reference the one who asked about Echelon. Echelon is no longer in existance. The development of the zcpr products is carried on by another team, of with Jay Sage is a charter member and prime contributer. I do not know what name they are using, but if you want information on ZCPR products, you can contact Jay's BBS system at 617- 965-7259. The password asked for is DDT. Or you can write his company, Sage Microsystems East, 1435 Centre Street, Newton, MA 02159 to order something. His voice number (between 9am-1115pm eastern time zone) is 617-965-3552. Read TCJ30.MZG, TCJ32.MZG on SIMTEL20 for more info; realize that Echelon is out of business, but ZCPR is far from gone. Reference ZEX---HELP!!! I have zex403 and I am trying to run it on a NZCOM installed ZCPR34 system on the Kaypro 10 w/turborom. After running zex twice, the system drops to the command prompt and the cpr will no longer process any commands. I just get the command prompt no matter what I enter. Only solution is to reboot. Ovbiously, this is frustrating and unproductive. Can anyone give me some ideas? Ric Lewallen Lewallen -at Dockmaster.arpa HQ-MAC-SCP5 -at Scott-oa1.arpa AUTOVON 875-7988, COMM 205-293-7988
josef@ugun21.UUCP (02/16/89)
In his note Ric Lewallen (Lewallen@DOCKMASTER.ARPA.UUCP) writes: [stuff deleted] > After > running zex twice, the system drops to the command prompt and the cpr > will no longer process any commands. I just get the command prompt no > matter what I enter. > Can anyone give me some ideas? Sounds like You're in some IF, try XIF (eXit all IF levels) Josef Moellers paper mail: e-mail: c/o Nixdorf Computer AG USA: uunet!linus!nixbur!mollers.pad Abt. EG-3 !USA: mcvax!unido!nixpbe!mollers.pad Unterer Frankfurter Weg D-4790 Paderborn tel.: (+49) 5251 104691 Standard disclaimer: Blablabla opinion blablabla employer blablabla!
SAGE@LL.ARPA (02/22/89)
Local addressee: SAGE Message-ID: <SAGE.05249618@LL.ARPA> Josef Moellers replied to Ric Lewallen as follows: > > running zex twice, the system drops to the command prompt and the cpr > > will no longer process any commands. I just get the command prompt no > > matter what I enter. > > Can anyone give me some ideas? > Sounds like You're in some IF, try XIF (eXit all IF levels) I would just make two small modifications to this suggestion. First, to check the hypothesis, try entering the IFQ command (this may be simply IF with no argument if you are using Joe Wright's specially modified FCP module). This will display the current flow state. Second, XIF will not help. It is flow controlled just like any other commands and will only clear the flow state back to null if the current flow state is true. That is why I added the command ZIF (zero if state). It clears the flow state to null no matter what the present state is. -- Jay Sage