sccm@tcistl2.UUCP (Mason) (06/27/89)
I am in a situation totally beyond my control that requires performing file transfers from a Cromemco System 100 running "6800 Cromix Operating System Version 20.65" to a Cromemco System 400 running UniPlus+ System V Unix from UniSoft Systems. I currently must do a "cu" from the 400 to the 100 utilizing a tee to a capture file, and then perform the Cromix command "ty" to type the file on the 100, thus capturing the file on the 400. As one might expect, this is a time-consuming and bothersome process, especially since it is necessary to then edit out all unwanted lines from the file captured via the "tee". The Cromix operating system has no apparent communications utilities, other than a third-party creature for which there is no documentation of any kind that allows me to log-on via hayes smartmodems (at 1200 bps). The question is: "Does anyone know of a half-smart communications and/or file transfer program(s) that would function on/be compatable with BOTH systems ?" Any suggestions or comments via email would be most appreciated... Regards, Stephen Comfort-Mason uunet!tcistl2!sccm
bossert@Thalatta.COM (John Bossert) (04/02/91)
I need a copy of the "latest and greatest" UNIX <-> PC communications software that will speak kermit and x/y/z modem protocols *and* will run under SunOS 3.5. I have kermit, but we need to download some Frame documents to a type-setter, and all they know is x/y/z modem. It would also be nice if the software can talk at 19200 baud. Thanks in advance. -- In-Real-Life: John Bossert, Thalatta Corporation, (+1 206 455 9838) Domain: bossert@Thalatta.COM Path: ...!sun!sunup!thebes!bossert
pac@babcock.cerc.wvu.wvnet.edu (Michael Packer) (04/03/91)
From article <7519@thebes.Thalatta.COM>, by bossert@Thalatta.COM (John Bossert): > I need a copy of the "latest and greatest" UNIX <-> PC communications > software that will speak kermit and x/y/z modem protocols *and* will > run under SunOS 3.5. > > I have kermit, but we need to download some Frame documents to a > type-setter, and all they know is x/y/z modem. > > It would also be nice if the software can talk at 19200 baud. > i run zmodem that is publically available from places like simtel20 on our sun4's running sun 4.1 at 19,200 without any problems. look for rzsz.tar.Z on wuarchive.wustl.edu /usenet/comp.source.unix i think is the proper name and place pac -- -- These are my own opinions, why else would I say this -- Michael A. Packer ==> pac@cerc.wvu.wvnet.edu DARPA Initiative in Concurrent Engineering (304 293-7226) The Back Door BBS: (304) 296 3649 (3-14400 HST/DS) FidoNet 1:277/15