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* File transfer issues with RC-BOX BBS have been resolved !!
I have eventually been able to fix the issues regarding file transfers from/to modern hardware (e.g. PC or Mac). So now file transfers work with programs like SyncTerm, TeraTerm, lrzsz etc.
Please report any errors or problems in the SUPPORT message file on the BBS.
Thank you.
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I'm turning to you people as I am at a loss with regards to the following issue:
On #rc2014bbs I use KMD to provide #xmodem transfer over the serial line (and, eventually via #wifimodem over the internet).
This works as long as you either connect with another #rc2014 using #qterm or #imp or if you use a #Commodore64 using #ccgms
But when you try to perform xmodem transfer from a modern machine (PC, Mac - it doesn't matter) using a modern terminal program (Syncterm, Qodem, TeraTerm, lrzsz etc. - it doesn't matter) the transfer begins, sending a few blocks and then gets into a NAK loop and aborts due to the error count reaching max.
So, my question to the wise, collective fedimind is: what can be the cause for such a behaviour? Timing issues?! Old xmodem implementation within KMD?! Some interference from the #Zimodem firmware?!
Any suggestions, comments etc. are welcome!
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I'm turning to you people as I am at a loss with regards to the following issue:
On #rc2014bbs I use KMD to provide #xmodem transfer over the serial line (and, eventually via #wifimodem over the internet).
This works as long as you either connect with another #rc2014 using #qterm or #imp or if you use a #Commodore64 using #ccgms
But when you try to perform xmodem transfer from a modern machine (PC, Mac - it doesn't matter) using a modern terminal program (Syncterm, Qodem, TeraTerm, lrzsz etc. - it doesn't matter) the transfer begins, sending a few blocks and then gets into a NAK loop and aborts due to the error count reaching max.
So, my question to the wise, collective fedimind is: what can be the cause for such a behaviour? Timing issues?! Old xmodem implementation within KMD?! Some interference from the #Zimodem firmware?!
Any suggestions, comments etc. are welcome!
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I'm turning to you people as I am at a loss with regards to the following issue:
On #rc2014bbs I use KMD to provide #xmodem transfer over the serial line (and, eventually via #wifimodem over the internet).
This works as long as you either connect with another #rc2014 using #qterm or #imp or if you use a #Commodore64 using #ccgms
But when you try to perform xmodem transfer from a modern machine (PC, Mac - it doesn't matter) using a modern terminal program (Syncterm, Qodem, TeraTerm, lrzsz etc. - it doesn't matter) the transfer begins, sending a few blocks and then gets into a NAK loop and aborts due to the error count reaching max.
So, my question to the wise, collective fedimind is: what can be the cause for such a behaviour? Timing issues?! Old xmodem implementation within KMD?! Some interference from the #Zimodem firmware?!
Any suggestions, comments etc. are welcome!
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I'm turning to you people as I am at a loss with regards to the following issue:
On #rc2014bbs I use KMD to provide #xmodem transfer over the serial line (and, eventually via #wifimodem over the internet).
This works as long as you either connect with another #rc2014 using #qterm or #imp or if you use a #Commodore64 using #ccgms
But when you try to perform xmodem transfer from a modern machine (PC, Mac - it doesn't matter) using a modern terminal program (Syncterm, Qodem, TeraTerm, lrzsz etc. - it doesn't matter) the transfer begins, sending a few blocks and then gets into a NAK loop and aborts due to the error count reaching max.
So, my question to the wise, collective fedimind is: what can be the cause for such a behaviour? Timing issues?! Old xmodem implementation within KMD?! Some interference from the #Zimodem firmware?!
Any suggestions, comments etc. are welcome!
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I'm turning to you people as I am at a loss with regards to the following issue:
On #rc2014bbs I use KMD to provide #xmodem transfer over the serial line (and, eventually via #wifimodem over the internet).
This works as long as you either connect with another #rc2014 using #qterm or #imp or if you use a #Commodore64 using #ccgms
But when you try to perform xmodem transfer from a modern machine (PC, Mac - it doesn't matter) using a modern terminal program (Syncterm, Qodem, TeraTerm, lrzsz etc. - it doesn't matter) the transfer begins, sending a few blocks and then gets into a NAK loop and aborts due to the error count reaching max.
So, my question to the wise, collective fedimind is: what can be the cause for such a behaviour? Timing issues?! Old xmodem implementation within KMD?! Some interference from the #Zimodem firmware?!
Any suggestions, comments etc. are welcome!
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RC-BOX BBS is currently offline due to a gas leak one block down the road and local service crews cutting everything off.
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RC-BOX BBS is currently offline due to a gas leak one block down the road and local service crews cutting everything off.
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RC-BOX BBS is currently offline due to a gas leak one block down the road and local service crews cutting everything off.
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RC-BOX BBS is currently offline due to a gas leak one block down the road and local service crews cutting everything off.
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RC-BOX BBS is currently offline due to a gas leak one block down the road and local service crews cutting everything off.
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Springtime is knocking at the door, so we did some very early spring-cleaning 🧹
RC-BOX BBS, the world's first (and currently only) Bulletin Board System to run on real RC2014 hardware (Z80 based Homebrew Kit) utilizing oldie-but-goldie CP/M 2.2 has seen a minor update:
- new "read latest bulletin" prompt after login, skip the bulletin if you don't want to read it / already read it
- fixed total line count at message output
- raised max lines per message from 48 to 64 (at 64 columns per message line)
- added some essential software to the file base (for those brave enough to try x/ymodem downloads).
Visit us using your favourite terminal program. Heck, we have no ANSI so even a teletype will do!
connect to: rc2014.ddns.net on TCP port: 2014
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Springtime is knocking at the door, so we did some very early spring-cleaning 🧹
RC-BOX BBS, the world's first (and currently only) Bulletin Board System to run on real RC2014 hardware (Z80 based Homebrew Kit) utilizing oldie-but-goldie CP/M 2.2 has seen a minor update:
- new "read latest bulletin" prompt after login, skip the bulletin if you don't want to read it / already read it
- fixed total line count at message output
- raised max lines per message from 48 to 64 (at 64 columns per message line)
- added some essential software to the file base (for those brave enough to try x/ymodem downloads).
Visit us using your favourite terminal program. Heck, we have no ANSI so even a teletype will do!
connect to: rc2014.ddns.net on TCP port: 2014
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Springtime is knocking at the door, so we did some very early spring-cleaning 🧹
RC-BOX BBS, the world's first (and currently only) Bulletin Board System to run on real RC2014 hardware (Z80 based Homebrew Kit) utilizing oldie-but-goldie CP/M 2.2 has seen a minor update:
- new "read latest bulletin" prompt after login, skip the bulletin if you don't want to read it / already read it
- fixed total line count at message output
- raised max lines per message from 48 to 64 (at 64 columns per message line)
- added some essential software to the file base (for those brave enough to try x/ymodem downloads).
Visit us using your favourite terminal program. Heck, we have no ANSI so even a teletype will do!
connect to: rc2014.ddns.net on TCP port: 2014
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Springtime is knocking at the door, so we did some very early spring-cleaning 🧹
RC-BOX BBS, the world's first (and currently only) Bulletin Board System to run on real RC2014 hardware (Z80 based Homebrew Kit) utilizing oldie-but-goldie CP/M 2.2 has seen a minor update:
- new "read latest bulletin" prompt after login, skip the bulletin if you don't want to read it / already read it
- fixed total line count at message output
- raised max lines per message from 48 to 64 (at 64 columns per message line)
- added some essential software to the file base (for those brave enough to try x/ymodem downloads).
Visit us using your favourite terminal program. Heck, we have no ANSI so even a teletype will do!
connect to: rc2014.ddns.net on TCP port: 2014
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Springtime is knocking at the door, so we did some very early spring-cleaning 🧹
RC-BOX BBS, the world's first (and currently only) Bulletin Board System to run on real RC2014 hardware (Z80 based Homebrew Kit) utilizing oldie-but-goldie CP/M 2.2 has seen a minor update:
- new "read latest bulletin" prompt after login, skip the bulletin if you don't want to read it / already read it
- fixed total line count at message output
- raised max lines per message from 48 to 64 (at 64 columns per message line)
- added some essential software to the file base (for those brave enough to try x/ymodem downloads).
Visit us using your favourite terminal program. Heck, we have no ANSI so even a teletype will do!
connect to: rc2014.ddns.net on TCP port: 2014
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This is what I see on my living-room TV when someone logs on and downloads a file from RC-BOX BBS
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This is what I see on my living-room TV when someone logs on and downloads a file from RC-BOX BBS
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This is what I see on my living-room TV when someone logs on and downloads a file from RC-BOX BBS
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This is what I see on my living-room TV when someone logs on and downloads a file from RC-BOX BBS
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This is what I see on my living-room TV when someone logs on and downloads a file from RC-BOX BBS
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I eventually found the time today (after nearly a year) to upload my TMSnake game for RC2014 systems to RC-BOX BBS (the world's first -and currently only- RC2014 based BBS).
Up/downloads are possible on the CP/M command line using the KMD transfer command.
NOTE: only old (8 bit CRC) xmodem and ymodem protocols are supported.
Transfers tested with QTERM on CP/M as well as CCGMS Future and StrikeTerm on a Commodore 64.
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I eventually found the time today (after nearly a year) to upload my TMSnake game for RC2014 systems to RC-BOX BBS (the world's first -and currently only- RC2014 based BBS).
Up/downloads are possible on the CP/M command line using the KMD transfer command.
NOTE: only old (8 bit CRC) xmodem and ymodem protocols are supported.
Transfers tested with QTERM on CP/M as well as CCGMS Future and StrikeTerm on a Commodore 64.
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I eventually found the time today (after nearly a year) to upload my TMSnake game for RC2014 systems to RC-BOX BBS (the world's first -and currently only- RC2014 based BBS).
Up/downloads are possible on the CP/M command line using the KMD transfer command.
NOTE: only old (8 bit CRC) xmodem and ymodem protocols are supported.
Transfers tested with QTERM on CP/M as well as CCGMS Future and StrikeTerm on a Commodore 64.
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I eventually found the time today (after nearly a year) to upload my TMSnake game for RC2014 systems to RC-BOX BBS (the world's first -and currently only- RC2014 based BBS).
Up/downloads are possible on the CP/M command line using the KMD transfer command.
NOTE: only old (8 bit CRC) xmodem and ymodem protocols are supported.
Transfers tested with QTERM on CP/M as well as CCGMS Future and StrikeTerm on a Commodore 64.
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I eventually found the time today (after nearly a year) to upload my TMSnake game for RC2014 systems to RC-BOX BBS (the world's first -and currently only- RC2014 based BBS).
Up/downloads are possible on the CP/M command line using the KMD transfer command.
NOTE: only old (8 bit CRC) xmodem and ymodem protocols are supported.
Transfers tested with QTERM on CP/M as well as CCGMS Future and StrikeTerm on a Commodore 64.
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Did I ever mention RC-BOX BBS - the world's first and (currently) only RC2014 based bulletin board system?!
Running on a real RC2014, powered by a Z80, CP/M 2.2 and a highly customized fork of RBBS4 this single-user system offers you the 1985 online experience.
Text games available on the CP/M command shell !!
P.S.: connection info is in the ALT-text or in my profile info.
#rc2014bbs
#rcbox
#rc2014
#bbs
#rcbbs
#bulletinboardsystem
#z80 -
Did I ever mention RC-BOX BBS - the world's first and (currently) only RC2014 based bulletin board system?!
Running on a real RC2014, powered by a Z80, CP/M 2.2 and a highly customized fork of RBBS4 this single-user system offers you the 1985 online experience.
Text games available on the CP/M command shell !!
P.S.: connection info is in the ALT-text or in my profile info.
#rc2014bbs
#rcbox
#rc2014
#bbs
#rcbbs
#bulletinboardsystem
#z80 -
Did I ever mention RC-BOX BBS - the world's first and (currently) only RC2014 based bulletin board system?!
Running on a real RC2014, powered by a Z80, CP/M 2.2 and a highly customized fork of RBBS4 this single-user system offers you the 1985 online experience.
Text games available on the CP/M command shell !!
P.S.: connection info is in the ALT-text or in my profile info.
#rc2014bbs
#rcbox
#rc2014
#bbs
#rcbbs
#bulletinboardsystem
#z80 -
Did I ever mention RC-BOX BBS - the world's first and (currently) only RC2014 based bulletin board system?!
Running on a real RC2014, powered by a Z80, CP/M 2.2 and a highly customized fork of RBBS4 this single-user system offers you the 1985 online experience.
Text games available on the CP/M command shell !!
P.S.: connection info is in the ALT-text or in my profile info.
#rc2014bbs
#rcbox
#rc2014
#bbs
#rcbbs
#bulletinboardsystem
#z80 -
Did I ever mention RC-BOX BBS - the world's first and (currently) only RC2014 based bulletin board system?!
Running on a real RC2014, powered by a Z80, CP/M 2.2 and a highly customized fork of RBBS4 this single-user system offers you the 1985 online experience.
Text games available on the CP/M command shell !!
P.S.: connection info is in the ALT-text or in my profile info.
#rc2014bbs
#rcbox
#rc2014
#bbs
#rcbbs
#bulletinboardsystem
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@makerhacks a true classic. it's also available on #rc2014bbs
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@deadbeef fun fact: last year someone dialed into my single-user BBS #rcbox #rc2014bbs using a 1980s typewriter that featured a RS-232 port, can you imagine that?! The post is still on the sytem, in the "Archive" board ...
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@deadbeef fun fact: last year someone dialed into my single-user BBS #rcbox #rc2014bbs using a 1980s typewriter that featured a RS-232 port, can you imagine that?! The post is still on the sytem, in the "Archive" board ...
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@deadbeef fun fact: last year someone dialed into my single-user BBS #rcbox #rc2014bbs using a 1980s typewriter that featured a RS-232 port, can you imagine that?! The post is still on the sytem, in the "Archive" board ...
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@deadbeef fun fact: last year someone dialed into my single-user BBS #rcbox #rc2014bbs using a 1980s typewriter that featured a RS-232 port, can you imagine that?! The post is still on the sytem, in the "Archive" board ...
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@deadbeef fun fact: last year someone dialed into my single-user BBS #rcbox #rc2014bbs using a 1980s typewriter that featured a RS-232 port, can you imagine that?! The post is still on the sytem, in the "Archive" board ...
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@deadbeef You're welcome! There's also @particlesbbs with his Commodore 128 based BBS
And, of course, my own two babies (see my profile for more info), @Wintermute_BBS and #rc2014bbs #rcbox
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@deadbeef You're welcome! There's also @particlesbbs with his Commodore 128 based BBS
And, of course, my own two babies (see my profile for more info), @Wintermute_BBS and #rc2014bbs #rcbox
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@deadbeef You're welcome! There's also @particlesbbs with his Commodore 128 based BBS
And, of course, my own two babies (see my profile for more info), @Wintermute_BBS and #rc2014bbs #rcbox