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From: ahd@CLUTX.CLARKSON.EDU (Drew Derbyshire)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.zenith.z100
Subject: Re: null-modem software
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Date: 27 Jun 89 00:16:05 GMT
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Do NOT turn off flowcontrol with Kermit, you'll get buffer overruns out
the kazoo with any recent (post 2.29a) Z-100 kermit.  In the rare case
it can keep up (true only in an Alpha test version I shipped to a brave
soul), there is no additional overhead if flow control is left on.

I really gotta get that silly thing out the door...

As I mentioned, some other tools (using ymodem I think) do better.
This is because Kermit, designed for micro-mainframe use, assumes an
unclean data path and quotes many characters.  I never use ymodem,
myself, but there exist many fans of it.

-ahd-