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From: NEVILLE%umass-cs.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA
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Subject: Request for Kermit (C source preferred)
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Date: Mon, 16-Dec-85 17:10:11 EST
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From: "Neville D. Newman" <NEVILLE%umass-cs.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA>


i am in dire need of a Kermit implementation to run on my Stride, which is
a 68000 machine.  i currently run CP/M-68K but that should be of little
consequence in light of other hurdles.  i have access to the UNIX Kermit,
but it forks separate reader and writer processes, and we have found it
to be unreliable.  i am hoping to find something that will require less
re-writing on my part than porting the UNIX Kermit.  i'll even gladly
strip out specialized window I/O code.

What i need, then is:

C, Pascal, or 68K-assembly  code to a working Kermit or one with the
	bugs documented.
It need not have any terminal-emulation code, or even modem-dialing
	code thought the latter would be nice.  i'll worry about modem
	command-set compatibility as needed.


Hopefully some of you AMIGA folks are using Kermit for BBS transfers.
Please reply directly to me at

		ARPAnet		neville.UMass@CSnet-relay
		CSnet		neville@UMass
		UUCP		you tell me, i'd love to know!


i will summarize/review to this list if the search is fruitful.  Thanks.

						Neville Newman