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There is another reasonable compromise (that Wolfgang will endorse, I'm sure :-). I looked at minicom, and it uses "ascii-xfr -dsv" to send an
Thanks, Jerry.
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Hmmm, I just downloaded minicom 2.0 and looked at
ascii-xfr.c-- it uses the flag "-e" to tell minicom to send the EOF (or not) and the "-d"
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flag to
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select ^D vs. ^Z, so it looks like all you need to do is upgrade your minicom and change your ASCII download configuration to be "ascii-xfr
-esv".
But Robert was talking about kermit _binary_ download. Will this still use
ascii-xfr.cat all?
No. My mistake, sorry. I got all excited about finding the ^D reference in the ascii-xfr command.
Since I put my left foot in my mouth already, let's see if the right foot will fit... why doesn't "cat" work for binary transfer? It seems like "cat" (IO-Red. set to "Y") should work for minicom.
gvb
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Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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Since I put my left foot in my mouth already, let's see if the right foot will fit... why doesn't "cat" work for binary transfer? It seems like "cat" (IO-Red. set to "Y") should work for minicom.
It doesn't work because the code implements kermit binary protocol, which is more than a binary stream of data.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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