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Sending a file using Zmodem
Hi all,
I'm trying to send a file to a remote host on a DG/UX system connected directly to a serial port of a computer, but every time I try to send the file, the remote host cannot recieve it (the download screen hangs, some wierd characters are displayed when I type the rz command). I tried using kermit and it starts, gets about 11000 blocks, then stops. I'm trying to send a binary file about 1.6 gb in size. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. |
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