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- Date: Wed, 1 May 85 13:48:56 mdt
- From: djw@LANL.ARPA (David Wade)
- Message-Id: <8505011948.AA11141@f.ARPA>
- To: SY.FDC@CU20B.ARPA
- Subject: To ship files up to a cray
- References: <none>
-
- I have been getting a lot of long distance phone calls from people trying to
- talk to the crays with kermit. They don't have our mskermit.ini file to
- make a few simple changes to make the cray kermit work better.
-
- Therefore, here it is:
-
- set baud 1200
- set parity even
- define cray set end 23, set send padch 26, set send padding 1
-
- /*======================================================================*/
- This makes a few adjustments to the "end, padch, & padding" characters.
- If you adjust your kermits to
- set the "end of packet" character to ^W (Control W) i.e. 23
- set the "padding" character to ^Z ( Control Z) i.e. 26
- set the numberof padding characters to 1
-
- /*======================================================================*/
- These changes will allow you to talk with the Cray kermits directly.
-
- There is a special case at Los Alamos that applies to people coming in
- over arpanet. The front end machine runs an abbreviated Unix(tm) system
- and that includes the Unix kermit. Use that one to get your files to
- Los Alamos if you are on Arpa. Then convert the files to "Standard
- Text format" and "Move" them to the Cray of your choice.
-