achieving 19200 baud on the UNIX PC
Karl Swartz
kls at ditka.UUCP
Thu Jul 7 08:58:22 AEST 1988
In article <1060 at umbc3.UMD.EDU> alex at umbc3.UMD.EDU (Alex S. Crain) writes:
> I would be interested to see if two 3b1's could sustain 19Kb (or
>higher) file transfers (uucp or whatever). Anybody ever tried?
I've had two different machines connected to ditka at 19200 for
uucp transfers, running HDB. One is formtek, a Sun-3/180 at my
office, talking via Telebit TrailBlazers running at 19200 on both
sides. Large news batches regularly show 1300-1400 bytes/second
as reported in xferstats. (I also talk to a few out-of-state
TrailBlazers; these times aren't quite as good but are still in
respectable range.)
The other case was a hardwire to royko, a 0.5 MB 7300, also with
HDB. Here, I only saw about 800-900 bytes/second.
Looks like the serial port can handle the speed, but the machine
can't really keep up with it.
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