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From: ewsmith@uokmax.UUCP (Edward Warren Smith)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Bugs in Apple CP/M Kermit
Summary: How is your computer configured?
Message-ID: <3145@uokmax.UUCP>
Date: 7 May 89 22:29:40 GMT
References: <8905031935.aa28589@SMOKE.BRL.MIL>
Reply-To: ewsmith@uokmax.UUCP (Edward Warren Smith)
Organization: University of Oklahoma, ECN
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In article <8905031935.aa28589@SMOKE.BRL.MIL> KJJY@MARISTB.BITNET (Robert Rodriguez) writes:
>    I'm trying to download some CP/M software from a VM system to an
>enhanced Apple 2E with CP/M Kermit. It works OK at 300 baud, however,
>at 1200 baud, the first 4 or 5 characters of each line are lost. Also,
>the version I have only supports VT52 emulation.
>    Does anyone have a version of Apple CP/M Kermit that does not lose
>characters at 1200 baud, and also supports VT100 emulation? I could use
>the regular Apple Kermit but I don't have a tool to convert files from
>Prodos to CP/M.

What is your Apple's configuration for CP/M?  Some configurations (like the
ALS or Appli-Card) tend to overload the 6502 when operating as you described.
I run with an Appli-Card, a Zip/Enhanced //e using a 6Kbyte 6502 BIOS (so I/O
routines sit on the Zip Chip's cache most of the time).  On the CP/M side, 
my routine accesses my Serial card directly, which drives up to 9600 without
dropping anything (I have not tested at 19.2 kBaud yet).

Ed