Previously, Kevin Miller wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
There is zmodem on the QNX free software site somewhere. I have also used
Kermit successfully for this. The terminal program that comes with Windows
supports the Kermit protocol, and there is an up-to-date Kermit available
for QNX 4.25 at the Kermit website. It is not freeware, however; I think it
is about $60.
G-Kermit is a free, open source version of Kermit. It doesn’t have all
the bells & whistles of C-Kermit, but it is small and very reliable. I’ve been
using it for some time. Both G-Kermit and C-Kermit are available at:
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit
If you would prefer to use C-Kermit, you can pay for a license by buying a
copy of the book “Using C-Kermit” by da Cruz and Gianone.
“V ctor J Gamboa” <> vgamboa@computech.com.mx> > wrote in message
news:bhgb3e$4o7$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Hi…
I have a modem conection between a Windows machine in one side with a QNX
4.25E machine in the other side. The conection was done with a client
telnet
program (netterm) in the windows side and the modem command in the qnx
side.
It works fine, but I need to transfer files from the QNX machine to the
Windows machine, and I can t do that.
With 2 qnx machines I can transfer files using qtalk command. In a tcpip
network I can transfer files using ftp. But what can I do to transfer
files
in this kind of conection (serial by modem) ?
I think that a posible solution is using a zmodem command, but how can I
tell QNX that the protocol that must use to file transfer is zmodem
instead
of qcp ?
I really appreciatte any suggestions.
Thanks for your help.
Victor J Gamboa
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