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From: furuta@uw-beaver (Richard Furuta)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: New Mckermit?  (or advice)
Message-ID: <675@uw-beaver>
Date: Thu, 31-Jan-85 00:00:20 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan 31 00:00:20 1985
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Reply-To: furuta@uw-beaver.UUCP (Richard furuta)
Organization: U of Washington Computer Science
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Summary: 


The MacKermit posted to the Arpanet was *not* a new version.  I thought so
at first but examination of the sources showed it was the same version 1.1
that came out a couple of months ago.  The main trick to using version 1.1
is to know that Kermit *thinks* it knows what speed you are running at but
it really doesn't.  In fact, it seems to forget where it was set.  The key
to using it is to select the configuration menu, wait until the disk stops
spinning, click down and release on the 1200 button (assuming you want to
run at 1200), make sure that the disk spins again and then exit.  If the
disk spins again, this means that MacKermit is reinitializing its idea of
how fast the line is and that things will go well from then on.

					--Rick