Keven Pittsinger wrote in a message to Carl Morris:
CM> I remember a part in TXZM's docs or DSZ's docs that said the
CM> max was 1024 BUT later showed an example with 8192!  I just
CM> don't remember what docs it was...
 KP> That's to set up a transmit or recieve buffer, not packet size.
 KP>  Some of the 'older' machines need big buffers so that DSZ
 KP> doesn't barf on disc writes.  Rare these days, though...  
The DSZ/GSZ buffer size parameter is "-pBxxxx", Kevin.  "-pLxxxx" does adjust 
the packet length, but accepts a maximum value for xxxx of 1024 bytes...
                                   - Bob
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