On Thu, Mar 15, 2001 at 06:42:40PM +0530, maria lobo wrote:
> Hello
> Could you please suggest an application that is already available
> with Linux 7.0 that i can use to transfer files between a linux machine and
> a windows 98 machine using the IrDA stack for Linux 7.0 (kernel ver 2.2.16.
> The irda dongles (ACTISYS 220L+ ) I am using on both sides detect each other
> . I am using hyperterm on the windows 98 side . please suggest a similar App
> on the LINUX side.
> Maria
minicom is a nice terminal emulation program, it has a look and feel alot
like the old DOS communication program Telix. If minicom isn't included in
your distribution, you can grab it off http://freshmeat.net/ - just search
for minicom.
On a side note, it is the actual kernel that is named Linux. Then a
packager puts a version of Linux, in your case 2.2.16, together with a
number of applications to form a distribution, in your case version 7.0,
with a name of their own, eg. Slackware Linux 7.0 or RedHat Linux 7.0.
Hope this helps!
//Peter
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