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ZMODEM is an
inline file
transfer protocol developed by
Chuck Forsberg in 1986, in a
project funded by
Telenet in
order to
improve file
transfers on their...
- way as Ascii85 does. When a
ZMODEM program sends pre-compressed 8-bit data
files over 7-bit data channels, it uses "
ZMODEM Pack-7 encoding".
Adobe adopted...
- available. However,
despite this
protocol potentially being faster than
ZMODEM it was
still rarely used. This was
partially due to the lack of
other functionality...
- a
further fracturing before they were re-unified by his
later ZMODEM protocol.
ZMODEM became very po****r, but
never completely replaced XMODEM in the...
- 1992 for
developing ZMODEM. He was also the
project engineer on the
Tektronix 4010-series
graphics terminals. The
widely adopted ZMODEM uses a
sliding window...
-
authors claim performance is
equal to or
better than
other protocols such as
ZMODEM, YMODEM, and XMODEM,
especially on poor connections. On
connections over...
- VT100, VT52 File transfer: ASCII, Kermit, XMODEM, YMODEM/YMODEM-G, and
ZMODEM List of
terminal emulators Official website Configuring Hyper Terminal for...
- high-performance system, it
remains relatively obscure because it was
overshadowed by
ZMODEM,
which had been
released a year
earlier and saw
rapid uptake.
XMODEM was...
-
acknowledgement per each
packet received,
other protocols such as TCP and
ZMODEM allow many
packets to be
transmitted before sending an
acknowledgement for...
- features.
Minicom is a menu-driven
communications program. It also has an auto
ZMODEM download. It now
comes packaged in most
major Linux distribution repositories...
