X.29 for Sunlink X.25

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3 total messages Started by Gardner Buchanan Thu, 07 Mar 1991 18:39

#1165

Author: Gardner Buchanan
Date: Thu, 07 Mar 1991 18:39

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I will be working on some software which acts (in some ways) like a
weird X.3 PAD.  The whole lot will sit on top of Sunlink X.25.  It
will probably be easiest for me to work from an existing Sunlink
application - hopefully X.29/X.3/X.28.

Does anybody know about PD sources for applications which uses Sunlink
X.25?  Best of all would be PD X.3/X.29/X.28 PAD source.

Thanks
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Gardner Buchanan           gardner@shl.com
Systemhouse, Ottawa
(613) 236-6604 x375

Re: X.29 for Sunlink X.25

#1167

Author: Operator
Date: Fri, 08 Mar 1991 15:45

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gardner@shl.com (Gardner Buchanan) writes:

>I will be working on some software which acts (in some ways) like a
>weird X.3 PAD.  The whole lot will sit on top of Sunlink X.25.  It
>will probably be easiest for me to work from an existing Sunlink
>application - hopefully X.29/X.3/X.28.

>Does anybody know about PD sources for applications which uses Sunlink
>X.25?  Best of all would be PD X.3/X.29/X.28 PAD source.
Try a ftp to faui43.informatik.uni-erlangen.de .
You find two different PD X.29 sources for SunLink und /portal/x25.

Regards, Fritz

Re: X.29 for Sunlink X.25

#1169

Author: G. Mussar
Date: Sat, 09 Mar 1991 03:01

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In article <1991Mar07.183925.14048@shl.com> gardner@shl.com (Gardner Buchanan) writes:
>I will be working on some software which acts (in some ways) like a
>weird X.3 PAD.  The whole lot will sit on top of Sunlink X.25.  It
>will probably be easiest for me to work from an existing Sunlink
>application - hopefully X.29/X.3/X.28.
>
>Does anybody know about PD sources for applications which uses Sunlink
>X.25?  Best of all would be PD X.3/X.29/X.28 PAD source.

Although its not perfect (by a long shot), the alpha release of kermit 5A
has Sunlink support with minimal X.29 pad functionality (it really needs
a lot of work to clean it up). You may wish to talk with Frank da Cruz
at Columbia about it (fdc@watsum.cc.columbia.edu).

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