ddb...@uw... (Dmitry Dan Brovkovich) writes:
>Can some one please direct me to a set of parmon log files that contain
>transmissions of over 512k files, I would like, if the problem hasn't been
>solved yet, to see if I figure it out.
The problem does not seem to exist in fact. See the following email.
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ITO, Takayuki
mailto:yu...@eu...
http://euc.jp
>From: Valters Vingolds <va...@in...>
>To: Asif Hamza <as...@an...>
>CC: "ITO, Takayuki" <yu...@eu...>
>Subject: Re: Nomad Manager-Compiled on win 98
>Date: Wed, 06 Feb 2002 17:42:03 +0200
>
>YES! This is great news!
>
>Nomad software does write to ports with very low level calls, something
>like "in" and "out" processor instructions,
>does not use Windows API.
>
>I was reverse engineering the software using windows system debugger
>(Ok, SoftIce really), and I managed to find routine that feeds this low
>level "port writer" and was able to dump the communication to file when
>I was trying to see if there is something special it does to upload file
>larger than 512kb. It does nothing special, just keeps on sending chunks.
>
>So, I guess that's why it worked for you ;).
>
>Maybe the 512kb limit I was seeing has something to do with Linux
>parport driver ...
>I was developing on RH7.2 (stock kernel, I think) - maybe it has bugs.
>
>
>However most of reversing was done by ITO Takayuki, and he has very nice
>document describing how he did things (go into Source Forges web
>interface for CVS and explore the directories...)
>
>
>Valters
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