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From: emcphers@fox.cs.vt.edu (Frank McPherson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.datacomm
Subject: Major problems with Handshake 2.20c at 19,200
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Date: 27 Feb 91 05:09:34 GMT
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I've been using Handshake at 19,200 baud for a few weeks now to communicate
with a host system pretty close to here.  I'm communicating over digital 
lines, so line noise is not a problem.  

	Everything works fine at 19,200 baud as long as I don't try to 
transfer any files using Zmodem.  When I do try to use zmodem (sz on a 
Decstation 2100 running Ultrix version 4.0, talking to xprzmodem.library,
version 2.10) I get a crash when using Handshake.  I'm pretty sure
it's a problem between Handshake and xprzmodem.library, since I have used
the same library under ncomm 1.9, also at 19,200 baud, and downloaded the
file successfully.  (An lharc file, which when checked with the t command,
passes just fine)  

	I also don't think that it's having a buffer overflow problem:
I'm using a 25 Mhz 3000 with 5 megs, and saving the transfer to ram:.
(Actually, I first tried saving it to dh1:  When that didn't work, I 
tried ram:  I then switched to NComm, which successfully transferred the
file to both ram: and dh1:.)

	Any help on this would be appreciated,

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