Q: Kermit ASCII transfer
Bill Markwick
(final size: 105K) and tried sending it to the laptop with Kermit. I
had 230K free in Home, and lots and lots free in ports 1 and 2. Yet I
kept getting "Insufficient memory" errors when I tried to send it from
either port, or (in a later test) from Home. It also transferred
easily, if unreadably, with Xmodem.
My workaround was to split it into three, and that worked okay, if
inconveniently. The question: is there a limit to file size with
Kermit?
Bill
Arnaud Amiel
"Bill Markwick" <bmar...@cfmx.com> wrote in message
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> I wanted to save an ASCII copy of my HLP49 library, so I de-BZed it
> (final size: 105K) and tried sending it to the laptop with Kermit. I
> had 230K free in Home, and lots and lots free in ports 1 and 2. Yet I
> kept getting "Insufficient memory" errors
105K for storage plus 105K for the data that kermit is going to transfer
(yes the object is duplicated) plus a few bits here and there, you are
running pretty close to 230K
Arnaud
Veli-Pekka Nousiainen
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Empty 49 has 240K free, so nothing else fits in
Just to be sure I suggest rebooting with backspace held down
to DETACH all libs and then only ATTACH BZ lib if needed.
I would also loose LASTARG and Last Stack using [MODE] key
and checking the proper boxes
Naturally all other VARS needs to be put on the Flash or send to PC
[VPN]
Bill Markwick
> (yes the object is duplicated) plus a few bits here and there, you are
> running pretty close to 230K
>
> Arnaud
Thanks for the reply. Wow, Kermit ASCII sure is a memory hog...
I guess sending large files in sections is the only workaround.
Bill