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From: rjrodrig@kgnvmc.vnet.ibm.com ("Robert J. Rodriguez")
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Kermit terminal emulation for CP/M
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Date: 1 Mar 91 19:19:11 GMT
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Is there a version of Kermit or Mex for CP/M on the Apple that does not lose
characters at 1200 and 2400 baud? I have an enhanced Apple 2E that I'm
using with a Datalink 2400 baud modem to download some CP/M stuff from
an IBM mainframe at the college. The IBM does not support nulls, and requires
VT100 emulation for full-screen editing. The CPM Kermit that I have is very old
(maybe 5 years or more) and only supports VT52. It drops the first 3 or 4
characters of each line at 1200 or 2400 baud.

I have the Apple Prodos Kermit (3.86), and it works fine, but I'd prefer a
direct CP/M Kermit or Xmodem that can read binaries directly on to CP/M disks.

Also, has anyone tried the MS/DOS CP/M emulators on an Apple PC Transporter?