I'm using teraterm from my windows PC.
I have a serial (USB) port conection to a board that is running linux.
I have access to the linux terminal throught teraterm.
This is the only way to interact with the board.
I want to "copy" files from the board in my PC. For this I thought on using the ZMODEM/receive option.
When I choose the ZMODEM/send option I achieve to send files from my PC to the board, so I asume I have the rigth configuration.
However when I choose the ZMODEM/receive nothing happens, I cannot write the file's name. I think teraterm is waiting for the board to send it.
Is there a way to specify the filename from my PC and receiving it without "manipulating" the board?
I can run sh scripts on the board, but I should not install new software in it.
I'm open to other solutions with teraterm (maybe ZMODEM is not the right way?)
I just got it.
I had to use the sz command on linux.
So, on the board I launched:
sz /my/file/name.wow
and then click on transfer>ZMODEM>receive and the transfer started automatically :)
I was used to work with ethernet/ssh and just noticed this method taking a lot more time.