Re: Disk transfer under Linux?

["Jayson Smith" <nospamratguyspambegone@nospamplease.bellsouth.ihatespam.net>]

Ok, this is taking an unexpected turn.  I found the GS specific ADT.  It
seemed to me like there was some reason I really didn't like it, and
tonight, after having installed ADT for Windows and the GS ADT, it came back
to me.  The GS version of ADT lets you use the built-in serial port...  But!
Gone is the ability to send a disk image from the GS!  And if I wanna use
the regular ADT that means I have to put in a super serial card!
Has anybody written a patched GS ADT which reimplements sending disks, etc?
Or am I just gonna have to put in an SSC to use ADT?
Thanks for any help.
Jayson.

"Greg Wildman" <greg-junk@apple2.org.za> wrote in message
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> Jayson Smith said the following on 01/09/2004 23:01:
> > Hi,
> > A few years ago I found out about ADT, and a few days later I found out
> > about the IIGS version of the Apple-side part of the system which works
with
> > the built-in serial ports.  I now have a Linux box I'm using for Apple
> > emulation.  Is there a version of ADT for Linux, or has anybody written
a
> > substitute ADT program for Linux?  If not, what's the easiest way to
> > transfer disk images between an IIgs and a Linux box?
>
> If you have a normal serial connection (terminal) from your Apple to the
> linux box you can use Zmodem or similar (Xmodem, Ymodem).
>
> Make sure your terminal program on the Apple is setup to automatically
> start Zmodem downloads and on the linux side simply initiate the
> transfer. E.g.
>
>    sz whatever.dsk
>
> sz on my system is part of the lszrz package
> http://www.ohse.de/uwe/software/lrzsz.html
>
> --
> Greg
>
> PS. If you have marinetti installed and setup PPP on the linux box you
> can then use a FTP client or even web browser to download the file. You
> will have to setup a ftp server or http server on your linux box though.