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Adrian Levi wrote:
> 
> I usually lurk on the list and don't contribute but I would like to
> place my 2 bob in to the fro. Would a modified X-Modem protocol stack suit
> this operation? No sliding window and don't send anything until you
> receive an ack back?
> 

Not particularly.  Xmodem and TFTP are very similar.

Anyway, I repeat what I said about there being too many cooks in the
kitchen at the moment...

	-hpa

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