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| 1952.1 | OOPS | FRAIS3::PRC | | Mon Dec 05 1988 13:35 | 15 |
| Well , introducing this i've been thinking about a DE-Arc Utility
which gives me somm opportunities like the one mentioned above....
By the way , today i get CRC and other errors deARCING FILES OVER
the net...
WARP.. Zoo.. and so on , where i am going wrong ?
Basically i use diga for a Kermit receive to my DF1:
an later , if i like to dearc i am getting only rubish....
What ' s wrong...
Bye for now INGO
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| 1952.2 | | HPSTEK::SENNA | | Mon Dec 05 1988 14:37 | 7 |
| There are lots of notes in here specifying the correct manner in
which to run the various programs. Also others have had problems,
posted them and got lots of help. This is a very informative notes
file so I'd look at some of the other notes. Unfortunately your
plea for assistance to figure out the problem, does not contain
enough info to assess anything! So try the other notes and/or give
more data...
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| 1952.3 | It's been done already... | LEDS::ACCIARDI | Time to change this damn message | Mon Dec 05 1988 15:12 | 5 |
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If you check the nets, you'll see that there are quite a few dearc,
unarc, whatever types of utilities. PKAX is a super fast dearcer.
Ed.
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| 1952.4 | Now OK. | FRAIS3::ISTURM | | Fri Dec 09 1988 09:59 | 10 |
| Fine , I ve got it.....
1. OOPS... Operator finger trouble ....
2. Hardware Problem on Vax-Servers Side ....
Now , everything is running well .
Thanx to Everybody , Ingo
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