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From: taliesin@netcom.com (Glenn R. Stone)
Subject: Re: Speeding up file transfer with kermit
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Date: Thu, 1 Dec 1994 08:08:33 GMT
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In <D03Eqq.DJ5@cfanews.harvard.edu> cheimets@cfa.harvard.edu (Peter Cheimets) writes:
>I am trying to speed up kermit. I changed the packet length and that improved
>things greatly. I don't have a benchmark though. I was on a 9600baud line,
>and a packet length of 1000, I was getting a speed of around 620cps (15kB file
>in 28 seconds). Is that fast?
You could probably tune it a bit... I usually end up with 720-730cps for
9600 baud and a decent line... if you're getting retries, cut the
packetsize, otherwise up it a bit... I get good results with 1200 byte
packets on a clean line....
-- warp eight bot, kermit kinda guy