akermanis@troa02.enet.dec.com (John Akermanis) (06/13/91)
Is there by any chance a version CKermit for OS-9 which supports extended
packets (2000 bytes). The only version I am aware of only supports the 90 byte
packets.
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In article <1991Jun12.211327.18119@pa.dec.com> akermanis@troa02.enet.dec.com (John Akermanis) writes: > >Is there by any chance a version CKermit for OS-9 which supports extended >packets (2000 bytes). The only version I am aware of only supports the 90 byte >packets. Yes, we have a kermit, which was originally a version for UNIX. It can handle extended packets, but the length is limited to 1000 bytes for either send or get (I don't know which). We've got this kermit from a ftp-server in the USA (which ???). If I don't find the address of the ftp-server, I can send you the source and/or executable. Just write a mail. Regards Thomas Stuempfig ============================================================================== Thomas Stuempfig | stuempfig@physik.uni-stuttgart.de Pikosekunden-Labor | ps3@ph3hp840.physik.uni-stuttgart.de 3. Physikalisches Institut |================================================ Uni Stuttgart | ocac@ds0rus1i.bitnet ==============================================================================
rh2y+@andrew.cmu.edu (Russell E. Hoffman, II) (06/14/91)
> [question about version of c-kermit supporting extended-length packets]
The version of C-kermit that I uploaded to smilodon.cs.wisc.edu, as
far as I know, will support extended-length packets. I have used it
successfully with a packet-length of 500, anyway. I have not tried 2000,
although I would suspect it should work. The source and executables
are on smilodon in the /pub/OSK/TELECOMM directory.
Cheers,
Russell Hoffman
rh2y+@andrew.cmu.edu
Carnegie Mellon Universityblarson@blars (06/14/91)
In article <1991Jun12.211327.18119@pa.dec.com> akermanis@troa02.enet.dec.com (John Akermanis) writes: > >Is there by any chance a version CKermit for OS-9 which supports extended >packets (2000 bytes). The only version I am aware of only supports the 90 byte >packets. C-Kermit 4f was never officially out of beta-test, but is available from watsun.cc.columbia.edu in the kermit/test directory and includes osk support. Long packets is one of the features new to 4f. It's the version I would recomend to anyone wanting kermit for osk. (I'm not unbiased, one of the other versions available was not done by me :-) 5a is still in alpha test, and none of the started ports to osk have been completed and sent to columbia. (At least 3 separate starts were made.) Sliding windows is one of the features new to 5a. -- blarson@usc.edu C news and rn for os9/68k! -- Bob Larson (blars) blarson@usc.edu usc!blarson Hiding differences does not make them go away. Accepting differences makes them unimportant.
akermanis@troa02.enet.dec.com (John Akermanis) (06/14/91)
Thanks for the pointers to C-KERMIT (4F) files. I have copied the require files
for OS-9/OSK as per the makefile. I have had the VMS version for awhile now and
am quit happy with it. It will be nice to be able to send extended packets which
should improve the time required to xfer files.
Thanks.........
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In article <1991Jun14.141110.26811@pa.dec.com>, akermanis@troa02.enet.dec.com (John Akermanis) writes: > > Thanks for the pointers to C-KERMIT (4F) files. I have copied the require files > for OS-9/OSK as per the makefile. I have had the VMS version for awhile now and > am quit happy with it. It will be nice to be able to send extended packets which > should improve the time required to xfer files. > > Thanks......... > > > {}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{} > {} John Akermanis {} akermanis%troa01.enet.dec.com {} > {} Digital Equipment {} DTN 631-7448 {} > {} 4110 Yonge St. {} EXT (416)730-7448 {} > {} Willowdale, Ont. {} ------------------------------ {} > {} Canada, M2P 2C7 {} Born to Hack and Conquer {} > {}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{} Could you mail me the CKermit VAX/VMS sources? We have lots of "modern" software on our OS-9 systems, but our VAX is still in the middle-age... Thanks, Marc