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Re: xmodem-1K, ymodem, or zmodem [message #9028 is a reply to message #9027] Sat, 21 August 2021 12:36 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Wayne W is currently offline  Wayne W
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Hi Phil,

I was ultimately successful. Initially, I found that I could do XModem send or receive and YModem send or receive. I could, as did you, do ZModem send. When I tried ZModem receive, I got "Subpkt too long" errors (see first screenshot). After some head scratching, I found that Tera Term has a ZModem parameter called "ZmodemWinSize". It was set to 32767 in the default configuration. I changed this to 4096, and ZModem receive began to work. This setting applies to the remote side of the connection. See the second screenshot.

Oh, I should mention that the ZmodemWinSize setting in Tera Term is found in the .INI file that Tera Term uses to save settings. It is not found anywhere in the user interface itself, so you need to edit the .INI file directly.

The obvious conclusion from all this is that modern implementations of ZModem assume a larger working buffer on the other side than is reasonably available on an 8-bit system. This was an interesting challenge.

Anyway, hope this is helpful. ZMP appears to be a truly worthwhile application.

Thanks for working on this!

-Wayne

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