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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: dougal on September 08, 2010, 05:56:58 PM
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Sorry for all the problem questions.
All of a sudden for some reason whenever i try and load Genesis to connect to the net i am getting:
Could Not Launch AMITCP Kernel
possible causes:
1) AmiTCP:\Kernal\AmiTCP does not exist
2) Another TCP Stack is running
Now AmiTCP DOES exist and no other (as far as i know) TCP stack is running.
Any way i can fix this? It used to work fine before
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hm, I think you can use the command 'status' to check if by any chance any other stack is running.
you should probably check if some libs are required by snoopdos
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To check whether another TCP/IP stack is running, open a shell window and enter
version bsdsocket.library full
If it replies "object not found", then no other stack is running. If it returns some version information, then the information should give a hint which other stack it is.
To check whether Genesis is installed correctly, enter
assign exists amitcp:
If the command returns without output, then the assign does not exist. If it outputs a path, check if the path points to Genesis.
If the assign does not exist or if it points to the wrong directory, edit s:user-startup and make sure that there is exactly one section which creates an AmiTCP: assign and that this assign points to Genesis.
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To check whether another TCP/IP stack is running, open a shell window and enter
version bsdsocket.library full
If it replies "object not found", then no other stack is running. If it returns some version information, then the information should give a hint which other stack it is.
bsdsocket.library 4.42
bsdsocket.library 4.42 (24.4.98)
To check whether Genesis is installed correctly, enter
assign exists amitcp:
AmiTCP OS3.9:Internet/Genesis
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And what about the status command? Is AmiTCP running? Can you stop it with the Break command? Does Genesis run after you stopped AmiTCP?
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And what about the status command? Is AmiTCP running? Can you stop it with the Break command? Does Genesis run after you stopped AmiTCP?
How do you mean?
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Enter status. Check if AmiTCP is among the processes. Remember its process number. Enter break n, where n is the process number. Enter status again and check if AmiTCP is gone. Now try Genesis again.
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Enter status. Check if AmiTCP is among the processes. Remember its process number. Enter break n, where n is the process number. Enter status again and check if AmiTCP is gone. Now try Genesis again.
Just did and i killed the process as you said.
But it still wont load
:(