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RE: Uniterm & KERMIT on VM/CMS

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From: REEVES
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 1988 20:32
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Here at SLAC, we have an IBM 3081. There is an IBM Series/1 that performs
the translation from IBM 3xxx terminal to more standard ASCII terminals.
This means that when I am running KERMIT, I am in full screen mode. I have
little or no problems with downloading files to my ST. I find it almost
impossible to upload a file to the mainframe. The settings that I use are
the defaults that come with Uniterm, I think. My problem seems to be that
the beginning ctrl-A is being lost by somebody along the way. I don't think
the problem is with Uniterm since I have used Kermit to send files to IBM
PC's that are owned by friends. My problems appear to be located in the
interplay of the Micom digital switch that I dial, the Series/1 connected
between the Micom switch adns the mainframe, and the mainframe itself. There
also may be a problem with noisy connections.

By the way, there is a Vax here with Kermit-32. With it, I am able to download
with no problem, and upload with about 50% success. Does anyone out there
have almost 100% success with Kermit-32? If so, I would like to know how
you do it. At least then, I could begin to try to trace down my Kermit
problems.

                                          Terry W. Reeves
                                          REEVES@SLACSLD.BITNET
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