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The following notes concern a Power Macintosh 7100/66 sending files to a Power Macintosh 5300c. |
The following notes concern a Power Macintosh 7100/66 sending files to a Power Macintosh 5300c. |
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* The maximum speed with ZModem seems to be 115200 if hardware flow control is enabled. This results in a transfer speed of about 8780 bytes per second. |
* The maximum speed with ZModem seems to be 115200 if hardware flow control or XON/XOFF is enabled. This results in a transfer speed of about 8780 bytes per second. |
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* If you run a half-assed System Software installation from copying the System Folder from a Disk Tools diskette to the hard disk, ZTerm will blow up upon launch before the main window appears. |
* If you run a half-assed System Software installation from copying the System Folder from a Disk Tools diskette to the hard disk, ZTerm will blow up upon launch before the main window appears. |
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* It does load under [[Copland]], but it can't find any serial ports. |
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Latest revision as of 04:53, 23 June 2023
ZTerm is useful for transferring files between old Macs if the only other means is a floppy disk.
Notes
The following notes concern a Power Macintosh 7100/66 sending files to a Power Macintosh 5300c.
- The maximum speed with ZModem seems to be 115200 if hardware flow control or XON/XOFF is enabled. This results in a transfer speed of about 8780 bytes per second.
- If you run a half-assed System Software installation from 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 does load under Copland, but it can't find any serial ports.
