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From: don@seila.UUCP (Don Kossman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.intel
Subject: Re: AT to PDS file transfer
Summary: look for ISIS kermit
Keywords: iPDS, ISIS, kermit
Message-ID: <362@seila.UUCP>
Date: 18 May 88 05:38:35 GMT
References: <80000004@uiucdcsp>
Reply-To: don@seila.UUCP (Don Kossman)
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Organization: SEI Information Technology, LA, CA
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In article <80000004@uiucdcsp> spalding@uiucdcsp.cs.uiuc.edu writes:
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>Does anybody know of a good method of transferring files from a
>PC AT compatible to an Intel Personal Development System (iPDS
>running the ISIS operating system)?  

i ran in to a similar situation trying to transfer files between
an intel RMX286 system and a DOS machine.

you might try

a) contacting your local intel office to get a listing of the 
   programs available via the intel user's group.  they likely
   have a DOS<-->ISIS diskette conversion utility that runs on
   one side or the other. 

b) contacting a company called RTCS, 1390 flynn road, unit e, camarillo,
   ca 93010, tel 805/987-9781.  they apparently have a number of
   conversion/communication utilities for DOS <--> ISIS <--> RMX.
   i have never used their products and have no opinion of how
   and whether these utitilies work.

c) if you have internet access, fetching the ISIS/DOS versions of
   kermit from columbia.edu (128.59.32.128).  you need to use
   ftp, log in as ANONYMOUS, any password, cd to KER:, and
   fetch the file called MSAAAA.HLP.  it explains the file
   naming conventions for the various flavors of kermit source
   archived.  you can then fetch the encoded binaries or sources
   that you need.

don
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