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- kermit4f.85.tar.gz is a C version of that should compile (split I/D) under
- 7th Edition Unix. I haven't tried it.
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- uue.shar is a short pair of programs quickly hacked together to move a binary
- file over a 7-bit terminal line to V7. There is no checksumming.
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- kserve.mac is a kermit server for RT-11, by John Wilson. Here's the README:
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- Server-only Kermit for RT-11. Written entirely from scratch (well,
- based partly on another RT-11 Kermit I wrote), it has nothing to do
- with K11. It has no long packet or sliding window support, but on the
- bright side it can be assembled under V4 and is FAR smaller than K11
- (which for some reason is written in the style of compiler output).
- Use "REM K SET FILE TYPE BINARY" to set binary mode (as opposed to just
- "REM SET FILE TYPE BINARY", the protocol for this command is not in the
- on-line Kermit spec and I didn't find out how to do it until after I'd
- written the REM K version). It uses double-buffered file I/O and
- maintains 9600 baud even with DECtape. There's no prompt or anything
- since it's just a server, just type "RUN KSERVE" and escape back to
- your local Kermit.
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