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- ZeST -- the FASTEST Z-modem Protocol from Korea!
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- Version 2.0
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- 08/26/96
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- (c) 1992, 1996, Hyok-Sung Choi, in MR(Micro Robot Research) circle
- in Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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- Internet E-Mail: hschoe@moses.kaist.ac.kr
- Korean Comm. Service, HiTEL: EAGLE (case sensitive!) Chollian: choehs
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- Hello, there!
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- This "ZeST" is a Z-Modem Protocol Driver for DOS from KAIST, KOREA. The
- first version of ZeST was for internal use only, just for fun, in the winter
- ,1992. I didn't have enough time for debugging to distribute the driver,
- because I was only a senior high school student. :)
- After several years, I found this source from in my old hard-drive :),
- for now, I'm sophomore at my college, and it is vacation season, yet!
- From early morning to mid-night, I debug the source, and attached some
- 'not-bad' features (ie.speed level meter), to the ZeST.
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- This is the newest version, 2.0. Bugs fixed, and included new features
- like redefined fonts, palettes, etc. This is for EGA/VGA only for its unique
- fonts and functions. I'm sorry to mono and CGA users.
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- ZeST is FAST! It's almost codes was coded by ASM, and the rest was by C.
- And supports 16550 FIFO buffer, and speed of the port is up to 115200 baud.
- for command set compatible, the most set is compatible with another popular
- driver (txzm, to say.:). So you can just replace the txzm.exe to zest.exe
- without re-setup.
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- ZeST is POST-WARE!! So, if you like this program, please leave me a
- message or post me a postcard!
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- Hyok-Sung Choi
- 260-33 SungBuk-Dong SungBuk-Gu
- Seoul, 136-020
- SOUTH KOREA
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- Thank you for your stop, and enjoy!
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- Regards,
- Hyok
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- - Usage :
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- (the command set is almost compatible with other driver(ie.:txzm)
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- recv: zest { {COM#|-c#,#} -b# -l# -t# -d -m -h -i -p -v -e# } -r {directory}
- send: zest { {COM#|-c#,#} -b# -l# -t# -d -m -h -i -p -w# } -s file1 file2 ..
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- * {..} is optional. and -r or -s switch must come last on the command.
- * the current baud rate is used as default, if it is not specified.
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- - Options :
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- COM# : COM1 (default), COM2, COM3, COM4
- or -c#,# : base address of comm port in hex,IRQ (2-7)
- Ex> -c2E8,5 ; base address=2E8, IRQ=5 (no spaces in arg)
- -b# : CONNECT baud rate.
- -l# : locked baud rate of fixed DTE link. (up to 115200)
- -t# : 1-16, 16550 FIFO buffer size. (maximum character per interrupt)
- default is 8 (some modems may require lower setting)
- -d : disable FIFO when 16550 UART detected
- -m : disable modem status register interrupts
- -h : use RTS/CTS hardware handshake
- -i : ignore absence of carrier detect
- -p : send/accept full pathnames (will create subdirs)
- -v : disable serial I/O during disk writes
- -e# : duplicate file handling options (default = 1)
- 0=skip file, 1=resume transfer, 2=create dup name, 3=overwrite
- -w# : transmit window size (must be multiple of 128)
- -r : receive, directory is optional download directory
- -s : send, file names follow - recurses subdirs of names in parenthensis
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- - Examples :
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- zest com2 -b9600 -h -e2 -r (COM2, 9600 baud, CTS hndshk, dup name if exist)
- zest -l38400 -b14400 -s *.zip (38400 locked rate, 14400 CONNECT, send all ZIPs)
- zest -p -s (c:\subdir) (send all files in all subdirs in c:\subdir)
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- - Notice :
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- Please don't forget to use flow control, with '-h' option, when you send some
- files.
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- <EOT>
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