Re: Help with Proterm

["Adam Myrow" <myrow@micro-net.com>]

	I've never been able to upload anything over about 5K to a Unix machine
above 2400 BPS.  The "rz" program and ProTerm's implementation of Zmodem
must not get along.  ProTERM yelps about "zrinit" repeatedly and eventually
cancels. Ymodem conks out in a similar fashion.  Xmodem causes a coredump
on the Unix end.  Kermit aborts the transfer after a few seconds.  I am
always forced to use Kermit at 2400 BPS.  I know that ProTerm can do zmodem
uploads to a PC running HyperTerminal but Hyperterminal balks at ProTerm's
implementation of Kermit.  All I can say is 2400 BPS seems to be the limit
for unknown reasons.

	I don't know, maybe a null modem cable works better.  All I can say is
good luck!
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