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Article #726Re: Kermit question
From: Alex Nghiem
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 1989 05:04
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 1989 05:04
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[question about why MacKermit seems slow during file transfer at 9600 baud] You need to change your send and receive packet size to 1000 and set your block check type to 3 (CRC) to ensure 99.9% error correction. If you use the default settings, your packet size will be only 94 bytes. You will lose throughput because of the overhead needed to calculate a checksum for each of the 94 byte blocks. Cheers...
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