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/*
ZeST -- the FASTEST Z-modem Protocol from Korea!
Version 2.0
08/26/96
(c) 1992, 1996, Hyok-Sung Choi, in MR(Micro Robot Research) circle
in Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Internet E-Mail: hschoe@moses.kaist.ac.kr
Korean Comm. Service, HiTEL: EAGLE (case sensitive!) Chollian: choehs
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Hello, there!
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.
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.
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.
ZeST is POST-WARE!! So, if you like this program, please leave me a
message or post me a postcard!
Hyok-Sung Choi
260-33 SungBuk-Dong SungBuk-Gu
Seoul, 136-020
SOUTH KOREA
Thank you for your stop, and enjoy!
Regards,
Hyok
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- Usage :
(the command set is almost compatible with other driver(ie.:txzm)
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 ..
* {..} 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.
- Options :
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
- Examples :
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)
- Notice :
Please don't forget to use flow control, with '-h' option, when you send some
files.
<EOT>
*/