[TriEmbed] Kermit send file source

Carl Nobile carl.nobile at gmail.com
Mon Dec 7 19:35:27 CST 2020


Rodney,

Could you use something as simple as curl?
I've on a few occasions sent and received files with it.
Another thought is wget, though I don't remember if you can send files with
it.

~Carl


On Mon, Dec 7, 2020 at 4:20 PM Rodney Radford via TriEmbed <
triembed at triembed.org> wrote:

> Has anyone used an open source version of a simple Kermit cliend send file
> implementation?
>
> I have used old Kermit, and used the Kermit built in to other apps like
> Tera Term, but one of the WiFi parts we are looking at for work has tha
> ability to upload new firmware to it via kermit send.
>
> I have verified this works with tera term connected to a breakout board,
> but in the final version, I will just have a stm32f777 microprocessor to
> handle flashing the part. It has a fair amount of ram and flash in it to
> store the image, but I will need to implement the send code to the device.
>
> While Kermit is open source, I am looking for what is hopefully just a
> simple send file command, and not a complete application.
>
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