In article <cacyr_h-jxj+48uj5o4wayq0qfhqctgr0gdahtnorx-ojeez...@mail.gmail.com>,
> I thought this too, but I couldn't get sustainable transfer using > anything above 58e1e (I also tried without the parity check but it > didn't work better). > It seems the serial buffer of the M100 is too small for reliably use > xon-xoff. It's basically bufferbloat on the other side. The PC/Mac/whatev recieves an XOFF and sticks it in a large recieve buffer and goes on with blasting bytes at the M100. By the time it gets around to actually *processing* the XOFF it's already overrun the M100's buffer. :-( Faster serial transfers work best with things like old DOS term programs that don't know about 16650 FIFOs. ;-) I never had any trouble with Procomm under msdos on a 386. Minicom under Linux is nothing but trouble! Willard -- Willard Goosey goo...@sdc.org Socorro, New Mexico, USA I search my heart and find Cimmeria, land of Darkness and the Night. --Robert E. Howard
