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From: joker@dasys1.UUCP (Larry Moss)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Kermit problems
Keywords: Super serial card
Message-ID: <10524@dasys1.UUCP>
Date: 22 Aug 89 13:10:46 GMT
Reply-To: joker@dasys1.UUCP (Larry Moss)
Organization: The Big Electric Cat
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I know discussions of problems with Kermit385 have come up many times,
and my question may already have been answered.  Unfortunately it took
until now for me to come up with a way to download it.  (I ended up
borrowing a copy of Ascii Express and capturing the kermit files into
a buffer, then saving it to 6 different files that had to be put
together with a short BASIC program.  What a mess.)

I have:
	a Franklin Ace 100
	a super serial card
	a hayes compatible external modem

I installed kermit for the super serial card.  The program appears to
be working fine until I try to connect.  After typing CONNECT, the first
character I type causes a light to flash on the front of my modem, so I
know something is sent.  After that, the computer just seems to sit there
waiting for something.  Nothing I type has any effect, except escaping
back to kermit.

I know my card and modem work because I was able t download in the first
place with AE (which was also configureed for the SSC).The same copy I 
downloaded was used on my friend's computer with a serial interface card.
It worked fine for him.

Anyone have any ideas?

-Larry

-- 
Larry Moss
UUCP: ..!cmcl2!{ccnysci,cucard,hombre}!dasys1!joker
INTERNET: lm03_cif@uhura.cc.rochester.edu