[irised] advice needed: moving data

Robert J. Mellors rmellors at geology.sdsu.edu
Thu Jan 25 11:23:08 PST 2007


You might be able to transfer via the serial port using kermit
(http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/)
although I have not used this program this millennium so
I am not completely sure. It may be necessary to use
"binary" mode for sac files; also log in as admin.
Note that kermit 95 has a free trial.

I don't know if kermit supports directories; you might
try compressing all the files (try winzip maybe) - actually,
that may reduce the size for your zip drive.

                                         Rob M

ps. you will need a cable to connect the serial ports also....

At 09:14 AM 01/25/2007, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>Our AS1 is currently running on an old Win98 machine that is not 
>network capable and its USB ports are not enabled. It does have a 
>zip drive. I aquired a newer machine, but I can't figure out an 
>efficient way to move two years of data to the new machine.  The zip 
>drive is very slow and the disks don't hold much more than a month 
>or two of data (does that sound right?). I could go back and note 
>the dates of major events and just move the folders for those days, 
>but could I just drop them into the month folders on the new 
>machine? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
>
>Craig Messerman
>Sentinel High School, Missoula, Montana
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