Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!ogicse!uwm.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!lavaca.uh.edu!elroy!cosc10hv From: cosc10hv@elroy.uh.edu (Paul Sears) Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st Subject: Re: Need help with Kermit/Xmodem Message-ID: <5727.25f26903@elroy.uh.edu> Date: 5 Mar 90 19:26:26 GMT References: <9217.25ea918c@ecs.umass.edu> Organization: University of Houston Lines: 41 In article <9217.25ea918c@ecs.umass.edu>, beroll@ecs.umass.edu writes: > Hi All, > I'm having trouble with transfer from the VAX (running VMS 5.2) and my > 1040 ST (using Uniterm V2.0e 002). I've tried both xmodem (I don't know the > version number on the VAX) and VMS Kermit-32 version 3.3.118. > > I am able to send files from my ST to vax, But I can do the reverse. With > both methods I get disk write error just before it is complete. According to > the transfer screen, it transferes, but the file doesn't get written to the > disk. > > I was able to do this with the school's AT&T computers, but not my own. If > anyone has any ideas, please either post them, or e-mail me direct. > > Thanks (in advance). > David Beroll > > Bitnet: BEROLL@UMAECS.bitnet > Internet: BEROLL@Ecs.umass.edu I use Kermit all the time when transfering from VAX to the ST. I use Uniterm 2.0e and I use the KERMIT utility on the VAX and not FTP or someother way. I also always use a ramdisk and I never encountered the problem - maybe the disk you are using is full? or is the protect tab opened? When I use KERMIT on the vax I tell it to go into server mode then I do all the stuff through Uniterm. It seems that may be a hardware problem, maybe a cable is loose or something. Try to use a ram disk and then copy the files to the disk manually... -------------------------------------------- | Paul Sears University of Houston | | "ThunderCat" --------------------- | | node COSC10HV@Elroy.Uh.Edu | | 129.7.1.2 or TECHJW@Elroy.Uh.Edu | |__________________________________________| 'the greater an individual's power over others, the greater the evil that might possibly originate with him' - PROPAGANDA, off the CD, A SECRET WISH