BS> But if you are a master in physics, can you only teach in physics then?

You could probably teach in a college or University with a master's in
physics, but would need to probably get a Doctor's degree to get tenure
with a university.  For K thru 12 (Kindengarden through High School
graduation), you would need a teaching certificate, which would need some
schooling besides the master's in physics, as I understand the current
rules.  [Temporary "emergency" teaching certificates can be
issued to anyone with a bachlor's degree or better *if* a school district
states they cannot fill positions.  It's been about a year since I've seen
"emergency" certificates being issued....  And with those you
have to also be working on getting a regular certificate within two to
three years while also teaching....]  So, the direct answer to your
question is: NO.  Certifications are for like Math, Science, Music,
English, Social Studies, etc., not as narrow as a specific science field,
such as physics.

 BS>> I guess the problem is either in sz.c or fos_os2.c

 BJ> I haven't looked.  If it is in fos_os2.c, then there should be an 
 BJ> equivalent file for the Linux implmentation -- or 
 BJ> atleast that's what 
 BJ> I would expect.....  Again, I haven't looked that close at this part 
 BJ> of the code that we are using under Linux.

 BS> The libxfer.so code seems okay, it's nearly simulear to 
 BS> the lrzsz code.. If I shall be specifially I guess it's 
 BS> the mdm_getblock (or something) there is making trouble 
 BS> (in fos_os2.c). Would you please take a look? I'm 
 BS> really beating me.

It will be the weekend before I get to this.  I'll try to take a look then.

Take care.....

Bob Jones, 1:343/41



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