Using windows this always works … configure Procmm+ so use a tcp/ip connection … an IP and a port address and (xyz)modem works through the app (Procomm+) … but in Linux (Fedora Core 6) command line (xyz)modem doesn’t work… from tcpdump sz doesn’t handshake with xmodem device that is waiting say off port 1 … any ideas??
Thanks in advance
Dale G
Sounds like flow control. What flow control settings have been applied to the ports (xon/xoff or rts/cts)? What flow control settings is xmodem configured to use in Fedora?
Here are some settings we have on-hand that have been reported to work with xmodem:
modem port (modem on port 1):
set line range=1 parity=N csize=8 error=ignore
set line range=1 baud=9600
set flow range=1 ixon=off ixoff=off rts=on cts=on
set port range=1 dev=min sess=4 termtype=“vt100” edelay=1 auto=off bin=off set port range=1 uid=none group=none dport=none dest=none
User configuration (for uploading):
set user name=“username” autohost=(IP_ADDRESS)menu=off set user name=“username” defaultaccess=autoconnect autoport=(SOCKET-PORT_#)
set user name=“username” commandline=on autoconnect=on netservice=off
set user name=“username” outgoing=on autoservice=raw