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From: josh@v1.UUCP (Josh Knight)
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Subject: Re: Re: ibm pc and interrupt driven asynch output
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Date: Mon, 1-Apr-85 09:05:44 EST
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> > >Re: Problem with remote system (4.2bsd,PDP10) dropping chars at
> > >1200 baud input
> > ...
> > but I bet this exactly what you don't want (otherwise, try KERMIT.)
> ... 
> We tried this and it works fine.  The Kermit terminal emulator is superb,
> the system is 100% reliable either directly connected or via modem, and we
> can upload and download executable files without any problems.  Why kick a
> dead whale along the beach when the solution is FREE?

BUT...you can do both...there is a version of Kermit for TSO...actually
there is more than one (but of course :-) :-) :-).

The opinions expressed (or implied) are my own, not those of my employer.

		Josh Knight, IBM T.J. Watson Research
    josh at YKTVMX on BITNET, josh.yktvmx.ibm on CSnet,
    ...!philabs!v1!josh