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From: biocca@bevb.bev.lbl.gov (Alan Biocca)
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Subject: Re: VAX to VME S-rec download
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Date: 4 Oct 89 20:17:11 GMT
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>In article <2154@ektools.UUCP> john@ektools.UUCP (John H. Hall) writes:
>
>>*PROBLEM*
>>How to quickly download S-records from a MicroVAX to an embedded 68020
>>VME system.

vxWorks, from Wind River Systems is available for the MicroVAX running
either VMS or Unix.  The VMS version is supported by another vendor
whose name I don't recall.  This system converts the S-Records to another
format (usually earlier in the compilation process than S-Records are generated
to maintain symbol table information for loading and debugging) and loads
them to the target system via TCP/IP on Ethernet.  My experience was with the
original version that WRS first ported to VMS and there are likely more
options now, perhaps including DECNET.  To pursue this contact
Wind River Systems at 415-428-2623.  Program loading rates we experienced
were in the region of 30Kbytes per second.

		Alan K Biocca