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Conference hydra::amiga_v1

Title:AMIGA NOTES
Notice:Join us in the *NEW* conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2
Moderator:HYDRA::MOORE
Created:Sat Apr 26 1986
Last Modified:Wed Feb 05 1992
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5378
Total number of notes:38326

2187.0. "HELP LOADING KERMIT ON HARDDRIVE" by FARMER::ROY () Thu Feb 02 1989 03:52

    My problem is this.  I have Kermit on the FF disk and I want to
     transfer it to my hard drive so I can free up my DF0 to download
    files.  I have tried everything from dragging the icon over a new
    drawer to actually copying the disk from df0 to dh1, no luck.  I
    would like to access Kermit from the hard drive.  Can anyone help
    me. 
    
             Thanks, BobX
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2187.1Maybe with a little more info...ODIXIE::MCDONALDSurly to bed, surly to rise...Thu Feb 02 1989 15:5821
    Don't you mean 'copying the disk from df0 to dH0'?  DF1 is your
    second floppy, not your hard drive.  (Unless you have a non-standard
    setup)  
    
    What KERMIT do you have?  I use HANDSHAKE 2.12A for connecting to
    the vax.  It's got KERMIT, XMODEM, and YMODEM built in.  With it,
    you can just copy the HANDSHAKE executable to wherever you want.
    Of course it'll want to put it's parameters file in ... either S:
    or SYS:, I think, but... that's nothing any well-adjusted AMIGA
    system can't handle, right?
    
    How about giving us a but more info on your drive setup (i.e. have
    hard disk DH0: which I boot/don't boot from, which contains my C:,
    S:, etc. directories, ... that kind of thing), and on how you would
    LIKE it to be (i.e. I'd like to put an emulator in my C: directory
    so that I can run it from anywhere, or I'd like to put it in a
    directory DH0:KERMIT with an icon so that I can call it from
    WORKBENCH).
    
    
    					John