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Article: 14121 of comp.protocols.kermit.misc
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From: "Jeffrey Altman [Road Runner NYC]" <jaltman2@nyc.rr.com>
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Some thoughts:
* in your c++ program make sure you make the Handle to the serial device
inheritable by child processes
* when testing with k95 starting k95 be sure to not load the init file
run k95.exe -Y -l _\v(ttyfd)
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
> Just tested this with the current release 2.1.3.
> Works just fine between two copies of K95 on two laptops connected by a
> serial cable over COM1. 115200, RTS/CTS, SET CARRIER-WATCH OFF, SET
> MODEM TYPE NONE.
>
> I am the author.
>
>
> Bruce Stewart wrote:
>
>> Well, I tried it from c++. Opening a handle and then tried to run
>> kermit with
>> the command-line option -l _<device_handle>. It still didn't work giving
>> the same error message "can't open device".
>>
>> If its in the documentation, I would imagine that its been tested by
>> the kermit
>> developers. Is their an email with which to contact kermit makers for
>> help?
>>
>