Thanks for all hints - gkermit seems to be suitable.
Unfortunately the Linux-box and the HP don't seem to
'understand' each other - this could be a different
baudrate.
* How can I change the baudrate of gkermit (or Debian?)
to 9600 baud (= HP48-rate)?
* How can I change other parameters (ie CRC, parity xlat)?
TIA Dieter
> Von: David Z Maze [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Schoppitsch Dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Does anyone have an idea (or a source) how to connect
> > a LinuxBox to a HP48gx calculator in a simple (maybe
> > with modemu, pppd, minicom), slim (C-Kermit is too big)
> > and foolproof (I am not a 'Connection-Specialist') way.
> >
> > The HP48 supports Kermit or Xmodem and a so called
> > 'Server Mode' - it works fine with Window$ and DO$
> > (Cable-Connectivity-Kit).
>
Von: David Z Maze [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I haven't actually used my HP48 in a bit, but...IIRC, the "server
> mode" is a standard Kermit server mode. As far as command-line
> programs you can use to move things around, you might try gkermit
> (like ckermit, but with only send and receive functionality), or maybe
> rx and sx (szrz package). Setting up things to talk correctly to
> serial lines is always tricky, though; I'd use minicom (can do xmodem
> transfers) or ckermit myself. (ckermit ran under DOS...it can't be
> *that* bloated... :-)
>
