[rhn-users] Using Putty or VNC to Copy a File to the C: Drive

Robert Pelletier bpellet at mail.cslf.org
Mon Jul 25 13:54:18 UTC 2005


I sure have got lots of ideas. Thanks all. Really appreciate it.

            
Bob 
-----Original Message-----
From: Riley, Liz (ACHE) [mailto:Liz.Riley at smiths-aerospace.com]
Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 9:51 AM
To: Red Hat Network Users List
Subject: RE: [rhn-users] Using Putty or VNC to Copy a File to the C:
Drive



 >  yup, three days of typing hex into a ZX81..... sneeze on the ram
pack and it all vanished.
 >  At least Windows has kept the feeling of nostalgia ;-)

I progressed to an amstrad 6128, thousands and thousands of data
strings.... yeah then I descovered a bug in the basic type thing, and a
line would claim to be invalid, you'd hit copy, and in effect reenter
the line, and it would shut up..

But certainly sounds like Roberts had more than plenty ideas on how to
get his data off :)


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