paulg@mars.SanDiego.NCR.COM (paul gladden) (10/26/89)
We are attempting to port CKERMIT to our VRX/E operating system. Product Management has stated a 200 byte per sec transfer speed as a project requirement for KERMIT. This 200 bps transfer rate is measured during a full system load. So realistically, the transfer rate should approximate 300 bps. I can clearly use some advice from some KERMIT masters. I have obtained 1K packet size KERMIT on which we will probably base our port. A current inhouse KERMIT obtains transfer rate of between 17 - 136 bps during normal system useage. This inhouse version is based on the 96 byte packet. This clearly will not met the project goal. Will useing 1K packet size increase my transfer speed? Will useing buffered tty line modules help? Is what I'm attempting possible (200 - 300 bps transfer rate) ? Any problems or road blocks encountered during your port of Kermit? Any hint or advice is greatly appreciated. ****************************************************************** * * Standard Disclaimer: I donot have opinions, but if you * think I do, they are mine, not my * employers or four month old son. * * I think they require this, whoever they are * ******************************************************************* Paul Gladden NCR CORPORATION E&M San Diego paulg@mars.sandiego.ncr.com 16650 West Bernardo Drive ucsd!ncr-sd!mars!paulg San Diego, Ca. 92128 (619) 485-2716