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Is there a good serial communication package that understands
[A-z]modem protocol. I'm used to TELIX under DOS to get stuff down
via a phone line. I tried the installed KERMIT, but like under
DOS, it is so terribly slow ...

Thx Toon.

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To do this, just send the file via zmodem on the remote machine, then
escape to the kermit prompt, and say
        !rz <>/dev/cua?

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Thanx!

Tom Reynolds

Quote:>Hi all,

>Is there a good serial communication package that understands
>[A-z]modem protocol. I'm used to TELIX under DOS to get stuff down
>via a phone line. I tried the installed KERMIT, but like under
>DOS, it is so terribly slow ...

Quote:>Thx Toon.

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Quote:>We are currently developping version 1.5a if you can't wait
>get it from our public linux machine in +31-1720-42580
>in /pub/linux/communication/mc1.5a.tar.gz
>This version includes local echo and some bug fixes ...

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Try 'xc'. A great program that can be used also on the console and
supports a real ANSI screen there. Also it has a phonelist, scripts
for each entry, and very conveniently an auto zmodem detection. On
incoming zmodem data 'rz' is started automatically.
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Peter Mutsaers, Bunnik (Ut), the Netherlands.

: Is there a good serial communication package that understands
: [A-z]modem protocol. I'm used to TELIX under DOS to get stuff down
: via a phone line. I tried the installed KERMIT, but like under
: DOS, it is so terribly slow ...

: Thx Toon.

Get minicom. This is a Telix clone for UNIX. The current version if on
sunsite.unc.edu. Check the INDEX.whole file in /pub/Linux for the location
of this program.

It has everything Telix does except a backscroll buffers. The keys sequences
are the same as Telix as far as I can tell.

Mark
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Quote:

> I am using Minicom and it really work just like regular DOG comm program,
> the only thing is that the ANSI doesn't really work. Some of the characters,
> mostly a box which use HIGH ASCII code 178 show as #. Is there anyway that
> we can remap our Page-Up/Page-Down key so that it does like Upload/Download
> in Telix?

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Danny

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