shabtai@eingedi (S. Lerner) (10/27/89)
Hi to all,
I compiled and installed C-Kermit version 4E(072) 24 Jan 89, Xenix/386 on
a 386 box running SCO Xenix 386 2.3.2. No apparent problems. I would like
to use it with a TB+ modem. This modem is not listed in the suppported
list. I could mannage to "squeeze" out one dial session only. This attempt
was successfull as I transfered one file. Alas, I could not make it to
run again. I would like to hear from poeple who use this H/W-S/W
combonation. Please e-mail, I will summerize and post.
Thanks in advance,
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Shabtai Lerner | UUCP: {mirror,mit-eddie}!premise!eingedi!shabtai
121 Walnut Hill Road |
Newton, Massachusetts 02161 | akcs.larry@nstar.UUCP (Larry Snyder) (10/29/89)
>I compiled and installed C-Kermit version 4E(072) 24 Jan 89, Xenix/386 on >a 386 box running SCO Xenix 386 2.3.2. No apparent problems. I would like >to use it with a TB+ modem. This modem is not listed in the suppported >list. I could mannage to "squeeze" out one dial session only. This attempt >was successfull as I transfered one file. Alas, I could not make it to >run again. I would like to hear from poeple who use this H/W-S/W >combonation. Please e-mail, I will summerize and post. I've been running Unix/Xenix now for several months (prior to that I worked with QNX for 18 months) and the first thing I needed was a solid communications package. I started with pcomm - and kermit - and spend big bucks calling sites around the country looking for communications package - until I purchased ProYam '386. ProYam does everything that I need to do and supports all the popular protocols - and retails for $139. I consider ProYam the best communications package available. It offers most of the features from the DOS packages - without the fancy windows and such (and it runs fine on serial terminals).