-
XMODEM is a
simple file
transfer protocol developed as a
quick hack by Ward
Christensen for use in his 1977 MODEM.ASM
terminal program. It
allowed users...
- of the
original XMODEM.
YMODEM extended XMODEM in
three ways,
combining features found in
other extended XMODEM varieties. Like
XMODEM-CRC,
YMODEM replaced...
- was not
directly based on, nor
compatible with, the
seminal XMODEM. Many
variants of
XMODEM had been
developed in
order to
address one or more of its shortcomings...
- BRM-1K, see BMP-1
variants HH-1K, see Bell UH-1
Iroquois variants XMODEM-1K, a
model of
XMODEM YMODEM-1K, a
model of
YMODEM GSXR 1K, or
Suzuki GSX-R1000 Typ...
- many
protocols of the era,
MEGAlink is an
expanded version of the
seminal XMODEM.
While it was a
relatively simple and high-performance system, it remains...
- is
equal to or
better than
other protocols such as ZMODEM, YMODEM, and
XMODEM,
especially on poor connections. On
connections over RS-232 Statistical...
- Gl**** (1988) p. 87 Gl**** (1988) p. 89 Boswell,
Peter (2007) [1986]. How
XModem,
XModem CRC, and
WXModem work.
Archived from the
original on 23
September 2014...
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peripheral devices such as USB
flash drives Dial-up
modems null
modem links used
XMODEM, YMODEM,
ZMODEM and
similar File
sharing Managed file
transfer Peer-to-peer...
- PTP is
slower than
YMODEM and
ZMODEM but
faster and more
reliable than
XMODEM. The
earliest version of
Punter supports only 7-bit
transfers and uses a...
- the
source code. When he
needed to send
files to
Randy Suess, he
wrote XMODEM.
Jerry Pournelle wrote in 1983 of a
collection of CP/M public-domain software...
