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Date: Sun 24-Mar-1989 01:45:00 From: Unknown Subject: ? Soft modem devel. status Hi, What's the current development status of soft modem/fax-modem for NeXT? Forgive me if this has been talked about recently. Is 'tip' supported? Has 'kermit' been ported? Hugh >From: chari@nueces.UUCP (Chris Whatley)
Date: Sun 29-Mar-1989 03:51:27 From: Unknown Subject: Re: ? Soft modem devel. status In article <246300002@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu>, gsg0384@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu writes: > What's the current development status of soft modem/fax-modem for NeXT? > Forgive me if this has been talked about recently. I don't know but, if it doesn't come out soon, I'm going to get a trailblazer out of frustration. My question about the modem is, can dsp programs be swapped in and out or will the device be busy when its a modem. When I tried to see what happens when two programs try to use the dsp, it brought the system down. I assume that the new libraries and stuff in 0.9 will take care of this. > Is 'tip' supported? Yes and its just as bad as it's always been. I hope they have a decent IB-type terminal app that is specifically for modems in the future. > Has 'kermit' been ported? NeXT does not include the source or binaries but I have got 4e070 running just fine. > Hugh
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