Conference hydra::amiga_v1

    I already have ProtoComm, but would love to have SZ.EXE and RZ.EXE.
    Please make these available.

    Ok. I put the C source, executables, and Unix manual pages in the
    following saveset:
    
    	VTHRAX::AMIGA$PUBLIC:VMSZMODEM.BCK
    
    If you happen to get recovery mode to work with SZ.EXE and ProtoComm,
    or if you get RZ.EXE to work with it, would you please post your
    methods?
    
    Thanks.

    I'd like to have PCOMM.ARC uploaded.
    
    Thanks,
    
    Brad

    ProtoComm is here:
    
    	VTHRAX::AMIGA$PUBLIC:PCOMM.ARC
    
    This arc file as downloaded from PLink contains the executable file
    only.  For docs, use the doc file for Comm_1.34; I believe this
    is somewhere on the Enet.  It seems as though the macro key and
    phone directory/autodial functions have been left out of ProtoComm.
    It functions as a bare bones ZMODEM file transfer program (doesn't
    emulate a VT100.

        
        The latest version of VMS/Unix Zmodem is available at:
        
                Pno::64k_Device:[64k.sandersb.st]
        
        It is contained in the arc file RZSZ.ARC.  This file contains the
        sources, written in C, along with other sources including a
        generic Zmodem program and a header file - zmodem.h.  While these
        are VMS/Unix specific, they can be used to create machine
        specific zmodem software.
        
        The instructions to create executables are contained in sz.c and
        rz.c.  See note 216 in the AtariST notefiles for a discussion of
        X/Y/Zmodem.
        
        You will also find a VMS version of ARC (5.12 I think, copyright
        states only 1985 and 1986) - ARC.EXE
        
        These files will be available a short time (like a couple of
        weeks) due to disk quota restrictions.  If you do need to acces
        them and they are no longer there, contact me via mail and I will
        make them availabe again.
        
        Please limit you file access' to before 11:00 AM EDT, between
        3:00 PM and 4:00 PM EDT and after 7:00 PM EDT.  (We are on
        Mountain Standard Time as we don't observe daylight savings time,
        thus it puts us in the Pacfic Daylight Time zone or 3 hours later
        than Maynard.)
        
        Bob
        

>    < Note 1583.2 by VTHRAX::KIP "No Dukes." >
>                         -< VMS Zmodem progs location >-
>
>    Ok. I put the C source, executables, and Unix manual pages in the
>    following saveset:
>    
>    	VTHRAX::AMIGA$PUBLIC:VMSZMODEM.BCK
	
    	I tried the above address, but couldn't find it. Do anybody
    else has it ? I just want the executables and the documentation.
    
    Thanks.
    
    Miguel A. Alvarez

I'm confused. I last used Zmodem 3-4 months ago (both RZ and SZ).
Now it doesn't work. HPSRAD has moved up a VMS Rev. in between, so I
figured it was the old run time library incompatibility. However,
I've copied SZ that has the RTL linked in and still no luck. I'm using
VT100 V2.9A which hasn't changed in the interim. also RZ STILL WORKS.

The symptoms are: amiga Zmodem exits very quickly once file transfer starts
(too quickly for me to read whatever message is being displayed). Also
an empty file with the right name is displayed in the directory I'm trying
to load into. I tried using the version of SZ with the 'vms flow control
fix' - same results also. Hints would be appreciated.


The following is my terminal setup in case something there might be
the problem:



$ show term

Terminal: _VTA100:    Device_Type: VT100         Owner: Verell
Physical terminal: _LTA5098:                  Username: BOAEN
LAT Server/Port: LAT411/IN_3_411

   Input:   2400      LFfill:  0      Width:  80      Parity: None
   Output:  2400      CRfill:  0      Page:   48      

Terminal Characteristics:
   Interactive        Echo               Type_ahead         No Escape
   No Hostsync        TTsync             Lowercase          Tab
   Wrap               Scope              No Remote          Eightbit
   Broadcast          No Readsync        No Form            Fulldup
   No Modem           No Local_echo      No Autobaud        Hangup
   No Brdcstmbx       No DMA             No Altypeahd       No Set_speed
   Line Editing       Insert editing     No Fallback        Dialup
   No Secure server   Disconnect         No Pasthru         No Syspassword
   No SIXEL Graphics  No Soft Characters No Printer Port    Numeric Keypad
   ANSI_CRT           No Regis           No Block_mode      Advanced_video
   No Edit_mode       DEC_CRT            No DEC_CRT2        No DEC_CRT3
   No DEC_CRT4

	I'm dialing-in on an FEX line to an LAT in MRO. the only thing I
note is that show terminal displays me as being at 2400 baud and I'm
dialing in at 1200 baud.