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From: erk@americ.UUCP (Erick Parsons)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: 'sz' with JRComm 94
Message-ID: <1310.AA1310@americ>
Date: 25 Jul 89 20:47:40 GMT
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>From: lindner@ncis.tis.llnl.gov (Curtis Lindner) Message-ID: <315@ncis.tis.llnl.gov>
>Has anyone used Jrcomm with the 'sz' command?? My version of sz would never
>finish a transfer with 0.93 (zillions of errors!), and with 94 and 94a will

hmmm.. I have been using the sz command on a local Public Access Unix machine 
with good results. I'm using a Supra Modem @ 2400 baud. Std A-500 3M, 40M. 
The only problem is when I type the name wrong from the Unix shell (or forget 
case sensetivity and type the wrong case letter:-). Then the sz command hangs
the Unix machine at the other end forcing me to rudely disconnect. Using .94
lessee.. the parameters I'm using are:

TRANSFER MODE:    Text

PROTOCOL:         Zmodem (of course)

ZMODEM OPTIIONS:  Auto Download
                  Auto Download Challenge
                  32 Bit CRC

MISCELLANEOUS:    Save Aborted
                  Relaxed Timing
                  GMT offset = 0

ZMODEM SEND MODE: No Preference

ASCII SEND:       Expand Blanks

I set this up under the phone entry in the phone book section (EDIT) as
this is a rather unusual setup for me.

Hope this helps...


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