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Article #2Re: uucico: F.X failed 0a 37 - What does this mean?
From: Michael B. Smith
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1996 16:07
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1996 16:07
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In article <67641561@bonsai.cologne.de> "Ortwin Paetzold" <ortwin@bonsai.cologne.de> writes:
> today I got the following message during a uucp connection:
>
> F.X failed 0a 37
>
> and from then on apparently no data have been transfered, though
> the modem did not hang up...
>
> What has happened here?
CRC check failure. It means garbage was on your modem line. If the
modem didn't hang up, that means:
a) you are running a very old version of UUCICO, or
b) there was still data passing through the line
(even if garbage).
--
// Michael B. Smith
\X/ mbs@adastra.cvl.va.us
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