spalding@uiucdcsp.cs.uiuc.edu (05/15/88)
Does anybody know of a good method of transferring files from a PC AT compatible to an Intel Personal Development System (iPDS running the ISIS operating system)? A communication program for the iPDS supporting XMODEM or Kermit or a disk conversion utility running on either machine ought to do the trick. Specifically, I want to run MCS-51 program development software on the AT, then download the object file (binary, not printable) to the iPDS so I can use the emv51a emulation vehicle. File transfer in both directions would be nice, but I am primarily interested in transferring binary files from the AT to the iPDS. Thanks in advance. -John W. Spalding spalding@p.cs.uiuc.edu
don@seila.UUCP (Don Kossman) (05/18/88)
In article <80000004@uiucdcsp> spalding@uiucdcsp.cs.uiuc.edu writes: > >Does anybody know of a good method of transferring files from a >PC AT compatible to an Intel Personal Development System (iPDS >running the ISIS operating system)? i ran in to a similar situation trying to transfer files between an intel RMX286 system and a DOS machine. you might try a) contacting your local intel office to get a listing of the programs available via the intel user's group. they likely have a DOS<-->ISIS diskette conversion utility that runs on one side or the other. b) contacting a company called RTCS, 1390 flynn road, unit e, camarillo, ca 93010, tel 805/987-9781. they apparently have a number of conversion/communication utilities for DOS <--> ISIS <--> RMX. i have never used their products and have no opinion of how and whether these utitilies work. c) if you have internet access, fetching the ISIS/DOS versions of kermit from columbia.edu (128.59.32.128). you need to use ftp, log in as ANONYMOUS, any password, cd to KER:, and fetch the file called MSAAAA.HLP. it explains the file naming conventions for the various flavors of kermit source archived. you can then fetch the encoded binaries or sources that you need. don -- ----- Don Kossman, SEI Information Technology, Los Angeles usenet : ... sun!tsunami!seila!don
davidsen@steinmetz.ge.com (William E. Davidsen Jr) (05/19/88)
Sources for zmodem and kermit are available. Perhaps you could port one
of those.
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"Stupidity, like virtue, is its own reward" -megardner@kodak.UUCP (dick gardner) (05/20/88)
I sent a reply to the originator via e-mail, but it must have ended up in
the BB somewhere, so I'll try it publicly.
There is a Kermit version for Intel Devel. Systems in the Columbia Univ.
distribution tape. We took that version and enhanced it somewhat and
re-submitted it for later distribution. If you want the source, contact
me and I will e-mail it to you. Or i might be able to send it on a PDS
floppy. BTW, this version of Kermit works on Series III and IV Devel.
Systems also.
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