Hi ,
mine setup is like this
I ascii /usr/bin/ascii-xfr -dsv Y U N Y N
( just talking about ascii)
i am doing the below procedure to send file to my target , but i could see file by the name which i transfered.
Please let me know whether iam following correct procedure or not
Procedure
from my minicom iam typing ctrl +a + Z ,
A menu is poping up , from that menu , selecting S (for sending file)
again a small menu is poping up asking about choice of file transfer protocol
selecting ASCII ,
different menu has poped up asking to select the file name .
I selected name and and sent
on the screen the below message was displayed.
start of message ======================
ASCII upload of "trx_rcv.sh"
│
0.0 Kbytes transferred at 0 CPS... Done.
READY: press any key to continue...
end of message =====================
Please let me know , whether i following the correct procedure or not.
Bye
Gowri
On Wed, 2006-02-22 at 00:38 -0600, Mike McCarty wrote:
Gowri Satish Adimulam wrote: > Hi , > > I have some requirement , > > where my minicom is used as hyperteminal on ttyS1 as a console to my > small embedded system, > Now i want to download files File X from my PC( FC4) to small embedded > system. > > Can i do this , If yes How can i do ? I used to do this on a regular basis to an MC68HC11 based system running BUFFALO. Use ALT-S for send files. Then select the appropriate protocol. You may need to set up the protocol. To set up protocols, use ALT-O -> File Transfer Protocols. Here's how I have mine set up... A zmodem /usr/bin/sz -vv -b Y U N Y Y B ymodem /usr/bin/sb -vv Y U N Y Y C xmodem /usr/bin/sx -vv Y U N Y N D zmodem /usr/bin/rz -vv -b -E N D N Y Y E ymodem /usr/bin/rb -vv N D N Y Y F xmodem /usr/bin/rx -vv Y D N Y N G kermit /usr/bin/kermit -i -l %l -s Y U Y N N H kermit /usr/bin/kermit -i -l %l -r N D Y N N I ascii /usr/bin/ascii-xfr -dsv Y U N Y N J ascii /usr/bin/ascii-xfr -drv Y D N Y N K ascii slow /usr/bin/ascii-xfr -dsvc10 Y U N Y N I set up "ascii slow" so I could burn S-records to EEPROM. It has long delays for burn time. > Any suggestion is appreciated. Well, those are mine. Mike
