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== Quickest stable file transfer speeds == |
== Quickest stable file transfer speeds == |
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If hardware handshaking is not available, enable XON/XOFF. |
If hardware handshaking is not available, enable XON/XOFF. If you are getting errors at or below these speeds, make sure File Sharing is disabled. |
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! Machine !! bps !! Can hardware handshake? |
! Machine !! bps !! Can hardware handshake? |
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| [[Macintosh Classic]] || |
| [[Macintosh Classic]] || 57600 || No |
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| [[Power Macintosh 5300c]] || 115200 || Yes |
| [[Power Macintosh 5300c]] || 115200 || Yes |
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Latest revision as of 17:20, 24 September 2025
ZTerm is useful for transferring files between old Macs if the only other means is a floppy disk.
Quickest stable file transfer speeds
If hardware handshaking is not available, enable XON/XOFF. If you are getting errors at or below these speeds, make sure File Sharing is disabled.
| Machine | bps | Can hardware handshake? |
|---|---|---|
| Macintosh Classic | 57600 | No |
| Power Macintosh 5300c | 115200 | Yes |
Notes
- If you run an incomplete System Software installation by copying the System Folder from a Disk Tools diskette to the hard disk, ZTerm will blow up upon launch before the main window appears.
- It loads on Copland, but it can't find any serial ports.
