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From: pete@wlbr.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.m6809
Subject: OS9 Kermit
Message-ID: <1151@wlbr.EATON.COM>
Date: Mon, 7-Dec-87 13:12:08 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec  7 13:12:08 1987
Date-Received: Sat, 12-Dec-87 16:26:20 EST
Organization: Eaton IMSD, Westlake Village, CA
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Keywords: OS9 COCO3 KERMIT


Sorry to post this, but return mail failed....
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(to Chris Johnson)

Chris - 

The sources for Kermit 1.6 are pretty large, and constitute a major
package. You can get them a number of ways:

a) OS9 Users Group Library Disk
b) Compuserve OS9 Forum (in DL7)
c) I could email them (prefer to avoid this)

The 128k Coco3 under level II might be a tight squeeze for doing C
compilation .. not sure. I use a one megabyte GIMIX for most of
my development, and also have a 512k coco3/LII.

Re: use of the bit banger.. highly unreliable as is. Also, the idiotic
designers designed the input character interrupt logic backwards on
the bit-banger.. they made it interrupt on the *rising* edge, not the
falling edge (for start bit detection). Some hackery both software and
hardware could straighten that out, but best bet (really!) is to get a
real serial board (the OWLWARE super-board, disto, RS-232 pak, PBJ-2sp
pak, etc.)


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