Gang,
> 
> Did you use C-Kermit on VMS ? If yes then did you use SET FILE TYPE
> IMAGE or SET FILE TYPE BINARY on the VMS side ? IMAGE is probably
> preferred.
> 
> scott
> scott.burns@netcontech.com

	THANKS!

	The problem was my Kermit transfer.  I had to do a SET FILE
TYPE FIXED (creates 512-byte records) rather than a SET FILE TYPE
BINARY.  My version of Kermit doesn't support SET FILE TYPE IMAGE.

	I was able to create a bootable tape and I tried booting it
to an Nboot prompt.  That's all I have time for tonight.

	Thanks for your help!

GZ

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