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Date: 11 Jun 88 03:50:08 GMT
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This one goes out to Ted, Murphy, and/or anyone else who might be
courageous enough to look at the Kermit code.  I just found a small
problem that probably has a simple few byte fix.  I'm curious as to
what error checking is done when Kermit opens up a file via the MLI
for use as a save buffer.  When I tell it to save to /Ram5, it works
fine, but I usually keep /Ram5 set to zero after I got my PC Transporter
board since I get a 768K ram disk /ramaepc.  Normal use of it works
fine with ProSel and other utilities.  But, when I tell Kermit to
save my buffer there, it freezes the machine up and prints the same
message that occurs if you type PR#5 (Unable to Boot).  It seems as if
it's initializing the slot via $C500 via a shortcut.  Does this sound as
if I'm in the ballpark here?
 
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     Todd A. Bakal                        There's a sucker born every minute.
     U of M Apple User's Group            That makes 5.256E+4 a century!
     Ann Arbor, Michigan
     ARPA: Tabakal@ub.cc.umich.edu        BITnet: Tabakal@UMICHUM