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8-Jul-86 11:54:35-EDT,2185;000000000001
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Date: 7-JUL-1986 15:39:56
From: SYSKERMIT%vax1.central.lancaster.ac.uk@cs.ucl.ac.uk
To: INFO-KERMIT <@cs.ucl.ac.uk,@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA:INFO-KERMIT@cu20b.ARPA>
Subject: MTS Kermit corrections
Date: Mon, 07 Jul 86 15:32:55 BST
From: Mike_Brudenell <CLE8 @ UK.AC.NEWCASTLE.MTS>
To: syskermit @ UK.AC.LANCS.VAX1
Subject: MTS Kermit corrections
Re: Kermit for MTS systems.
Last week, I successfully obtained a copy of the Assembler version
Kermit for MTS systems from the file [.MTS]MTSKERMIT.ASM
It worked first time, with a few little problems:
1. Although 8-bit prefixing was used when transferring data to my
receiving (BBC) Kermit, it was not used when transferring to the
MTS Kermit.
2. When sending a file to the MTS Kermit, all went well providing
the destination file already existed. If it did not, the
transfer hung, as MTS kept asking for a replacement file name.
After searching through the code, I have come up with these two minor
corrections:
1. Although the availability of 8-bit prefixing is negotiated when
starting a file transfer to MTS, the MTS Kermit tells the other
Kermit that it can't do it. This is corrected very easily by:
Line 938: Change "ASCN" to "ASCY"
2. The "file information block" returned from GDINFO was incorrectly
being tested for a failure code of Hex FF. This should instead
be Hex 08:
Line 1029: Change "X'FF'" to "X'08'"
I hope this is of some use to someone.
Mike Brudenell.