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> Hyperterminal would give up after a few hundred kilobytes, because it was programmed to do that. You had to find and transfer a less stupid piece of software
by tssva 3y ago
> Hyperterminal would give up after a few hundred kilobytes, because it was programmed to do that. You had to find and transfer a less stupid piece of software then use that instead.
Hyperterminal didn't have file transfer limitations built-in to it. I used Hyperterminal regularly to transfer files much larger than a few hundred kilobytes.
- eva_cananim 3y agoMy experience was that hyperterminal, when transfering files, would give up after retrying a few blocks and there was no way to tell it to not do that and keep trying.