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[Sindi Keesan <keesan AT iamjlamb.com>]

If you have the space for a 2MB executable, Kermit can be used to send 
files via nullmodem cable between even linux and DOS and Windows 
computers.  I did this once but it is complicated.  I mainly use it over a 
dialup connection.  I compiled Kermit for BL3 and you can find it at 
www.iamjlamb.com/~keesan.  There is a version for BL2 at the Kermit site 
(www.columbia.edu - or follow James' link).  They compiled it specially 
for BL2 because normally they only post a version for SW71 with updated 
glibc.  Kermit supports telnet, ftp, and kermit file transfer.  

Steven, does minicom work offline via nullmodem cable, or just over a 
dialup connection?  

On Wed, 7 Jul 2004, Samual Acorn wrote:

> is it possible to send and receive files throught a
> terminal (serial terminal[emulator] that supports
> such)?
> 
> --Sam
> 
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