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Title: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 16, 2011, 12:40:14 PM
Hi all just installed my wireless adaptor into my miggy1200 using the prism2 driver now what do i need to do to start browsing the net on my a1200?

TIA
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: jj on March 16, 2011, 12:46:29 PM
What version of AOS are you using.
 
3.5 and 3.9 both come with tcip stacks and a browser
 
Otherwisr AmiTcp or Miamia on Aminet
 
For bowsing Ibrowse or AWeb
 
Have you got a Grpahics card in your miggy and extra ram, otherwise browsing will be poor experience.
 
What are the specs of your machine
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: mfilos on March 16, 2011, 12:56:09 PM
You also need to have SetPrism2Defaults in C: folder.
Then you need to alter User-Startup putting the following declaration:
Code: [Select]
C:SetPrism2Defaults SSID <Your WiFi Network's SSID> KEY <Your WEP Key>
Ofc you need to have an TCP/IP stack installed like MiamiDX, AmiTCP or Genesis to be able to connect to anything. :)
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: amigakit on March 16, 2011, 12:57:03 PM
If you have EasyNet (http://easynet.amigakit.com) you can select Prism2 from the Interfaces menu, type in the SSID and security settings and click SAVE, then ONLINE button.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: alexh on March 16, 2011, 04:01:53 PM
I'd recommend only enabling WEP for short periods of time on your wireless router or having a second one which you only switch on when using the Amiga.

WEP is easily cracked.

But I'm sure Amiga WiFi users already know this.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: nicholas on March 16, 2011, 04:33:18 PM
Quote from: alexh;622253
I'd recommend only enabling WEP for short periods of time on your wireless router or having a second one which you only switch on when using the Amiga.

WEP is easily cracked.

But I'm sure Amiga WiFi users already know this.

Anyone using WEP should enable MAC address filtering too.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: kolla on March 16, 2011, 06:09:01 PM
Quote from: nicholas;622255
Anyone using WEP should enable MAC address filtering too.


Why bother? :hammer:
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: a1200 on March 16, 2011, 07:01:45 PM
My info on Amiga wireless is quite useful: http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=26191&forum=25
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 16, 2011, 11:39:33 PM
Well i am running AmigaOS 3.9 and have installed genesis etc I have uploaded a video to show how i am trying to configure it and hope you guys can help :)  here is the link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQRNV7-n_q4
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 17, 2011, 12:24:37 AM
anyone? really want to get this setup :)
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: pVC on March 17, 2011, 07:31:40 AM
Quote from: carvedeye;622334
Well i am running AmigaOS 3.9 and have installed genesis etc I have uploaded a video to show how i am trying to configure it and hope you guys can help :)  here is the link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQRNV7-n_q4


1. Device and unit are OK.

2. You don't need special configuration, so you should select "No" to that.

3. Unable to open device might be either because of the PCMCIA reset bug on A1200 or you haven't executed the SetPrism2Defaults command with correct options in s:user-startup or from shell before trying to use.

Quick and dirty fix for reset bug for one session would be to hotswap the card (unplug+plug while computer is turned on) and then execute correct SetPrism2Defaults command.

For permanent use check CardReset (http://aminet.net/package/util/boot/CardReset) and CardPatch (http://aminet.net/package/util/boot/CardPatch) commands in Aminet. And have SetPrism2Defaults in s:user-startup.

4. You have to know your local IP-address and enter it manually in the config.

Basically you must know unique IP-address you're going to use for Amiga (first three numbers same as on your other computers, but last number different than on other computers), netmask (same on all computers on your network), gateway (same on all your computers in your lan, usually the IP-address of the router) and nameserver (usually same on all your computers, might be the address of your router).

So, check your other computers settings to retrieve the needed info, if you don't know it already.

5. If you're unsure of the software issues, you might first try to get your Amiga online with this (http://jpv.wmhost.com/NetworkBootDisk/). When you get it working, you know everything is OK hardware wise and you can then start thinking what is wrong in your software setup.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 17, 2011, 07:55:52 PM
how do i execute correct SetPrism2Defaults command in user-startup?
sorry but im a complete noob with the amiga os :(
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 17, 2011, 09:08:56 PM
could it be that i am using wap/wap2 instead of wep?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: pampers on March 17, 2011, 09:31:03 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;622582
could it be that i am using wap/wap2 instead of wep?

Go back to Mfilos' post and read it carefully. Also you really need to use WEP to be able to connect. Without using that command which Mfilos said u wont be able to do anything at all.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 17, 2011, 09:31:38 PM
Quote from: mfilos;622224
You also need to have SetPrism2Defaults in C: folder.
Then you need to alter User-Startup putting the following declaration:
Code: [Select]
C:SetPrism2Defaults SSID <Your WiFi Network's SSID> KEY <Your WEP Key>

Ofc you need to have an TCP/IP stack installed like MiamiDX, AmiTCP or Genesis to be able to connect to anything. :)


I have genesis installed but where in the user-startup do enter the command?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: psxphill on March 17, 2011, 09:50:07 PM
Quote from: kolla;622273
Why bother? :hammer:

Hiding ssid, filtering mac & turning off your router when you're not using it are basically all you can try to do when you're using wep. People can still hack it, but they have to be really bothered.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 17, 2011, 10:54:11 PM
Right heres what i havwe done so far i have added both cardreset and cardpatch to the c: directory and i also added it to the starup sequence i type the commands into the shell like this, if i have done this wrong please correct me.


C:SetPrism2Defaults SSID KEY <10 hex key>
C:CardPatch
C:CardReset

I then tryed running genesis again but there is no difference.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 18, 2011, 12:18:37 PM
well i decided to start a fresh install of amigaos 3.9 so i can start from scratch i will let you all know how i get on :)
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: pVC on March 18, 2011, 02:52:54 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;622623
Right heres what i havwe done so far i have added both cardreset and cardpatch to the c: directory and i also added it to the starup sequence i type the commands into the shell like this, if i have done this wrong please correct me.


C:SetPrism2Defaults SSID KEY <10 hex key>
C:CardPatch
C:CardReset

I then tryed running genesis again but there is no difference.


Put CardPatch and CardReset before SetPrism2Defaults.

I myself have used it this way:

first lines in S:startup-sequence file are:
C:cardpatch
C:cardreset force

first line in S:user-startup file is:
SetPrism2Defaults SSID xxxxx KEY xxxx-xxxx-xx

I guess they all could be in user-startup too, but use fixes first.

Check also which encryption your network card supports. Some cards might support 128bit WEP, some only 64bit WEP and some no ecryption at all. For example Orinoco cards are common and its Gold version supports 128-bit WEP while Silver version supports 64-bit WEP.

Do the leds on the card flash around the time when CardPatch/Reset are executed?

Quote
well i decided to start a fresh install of amigaos 3.9 so i can start from scratch i will let you all know how i get on


Uhh.. this situation wouldn't have needed that :) You should have rather learnt some basics about AmigaOS. AmigaOS structure is so clean that you are never advised to reinstall the system. I for example have base installation from 1993 in my main A1200 even though I've heavily upgraded and updated it both hardware and software wise :) It's much more trouble to reinstall everything to fresh system than find the problem and fix only that.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 18, 2011, 03:26:37 PM
Quote from: pVC;622834
Put CardPatch and CardReset before SetPrism2Defaults.

I myself have used it this way:

first lines in S:startup-sequence file are:
C:cardpatch
C:cardreset force

first line in S:user-startup file is:
SetPrism2Defaults SSID xxxxx KEY xxxx-xxxx-xx

I guess they all could be in user-startup too, but use fixes first.

Check also which encryption your network card supports. Some cards might support 128bit WEP, some only 64bit WEP and some no ecryption at all. For example Orinoco cards are common and its Gold version supports 128-bit WEP while Silver version supports 64-bit WEP.

Do the leds on the card flash around the time when CardPatch/Reset are executed?



Uhh.. this situation wouldn't have needed that :) You should have rather learnt some basics about AmigaOS. AmigaOS structure is so clean that you are never advised to reinstall the system. I for example have base installation from 1993 in my main A1200 even though I've heavily upgraded and updated it both hardware and software wise :) It's much more trouble to reinstall everything to fresh system than find the problem and fix only that.




Could you possibly give me a step by step as what i need to do, do i run the commands through shell or do i edit the startup files directly sorry but im hopeless with workbench.
where exactly do i enter these commands in the startup lists?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: pVC on March 18, 2011, 04:59:24 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;622842
Could you possibly give me a step by step as what i need to do, do i run the commands through shell or do i edit the startup files directly sorry but im hopeless with workbench.
where exactly do i enter these commands in the startup lists?


You either run those commands in shell OR add them to startup scripts to be run automatically on each reboot. If you run them on shell, you have to do it after every reboot, which isn't very practical.

To run them on startup scripts you have to edit corresponding startup script with a text editor and add those lines manually.

Startup scripts reside in SYS:S/ directory, but it can be accessed more shortly with S: assign.

If you don't have better text editor installed, you can edit them with ED (bit clumsy default editor).

Open shell (from WB or press ramiga-e and type "cli"). Type "ed s:user-startup" to open editor with user-startup script file. Simple try would be to add all those earlier mentioned lines at the beginning of the file before other commands in that file. Each entry for its own line.

When it looks like this for example:
C:cardpatch
C:cardreset force
C:SetPrism2Defaults SSID xxxxx KEY xxxx-xxxx-xx
+other earlier lines on the file

Press "ESC" and "x" and "Enter" to save the file.

Reboot to take them in use.

I'm not 100% sure if those cardpatch/reset lines work on user-startup and that close to the SetPrism2Defaults etc or should they be executed in very early stage as I've done for some reason I can't remember anymore, so if it looks like it, you could add them to S:startup-sequence instead with similar way by editing the files.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 18, 2011, 07:26:36 PM
i started up the shell and i typed ed S:user-startup then hit enter and editpad started so i added

C:cardpatch
C:cardreset force
C:SetPrism2Defaults SSID XXXXX KEY XXXXXXXXXX



But this is what my user-startup loks like

;BEGIN ViNCEd
;Remove the;default console handler CON:
;then repeated in another language?


SetVNC Quiet Mount Override as CON:

;Remove the;gadgets with new function fromViNCEd that can be set with prefs tool ViNCEd.
;Then repeated again in the other language.

;StringSnip >NIL:INSTALL

;Remove the;assigns in pattern matching commands.
;Againrepeated in th eother language.


;TrueMultiAssigns
;ENDViNCEd
C:cardpatch
C:cardreset force
C:SetPrism2Defaults SSID XXXXX KEY XXXXXXXXXX
;BEGIN Genesis
assign AmiTCP: "Workbench:Internet/Genesis"
;END Genesis


Ithen ran the Genesis wizard and still no joy at connecting still getting the "Unable to open device DEVS:Networks/prism2.device unit 0"



where have i gone wrong?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: TheGoose on March 18, 2011, 07:42:21 PM
Hmm, I had a lot of trouble with this too, but got it working. What sort of PCMCIA card did you get? Or where did you get it?

You are doing things right, the error is telling us possibly a couple things:

1. your network card just isn't working / compatible with the prism2.device.

2. there is something not right with your card slot on the computer.

I had one from AmigaKit, and it never worked for me. Then I tried again with a different card and things went great.

So far you have not even come to any issues with WiFi, cause your driver can't even talk to the network card...
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: mfilos on March 18, 2011, 07:54:17 PM
I had same issues in the past but with a 3C589 interface. Couldn't get Genesis to open the port. Issue was CardReset/CardPatch.
Just add the following lines as first lines in the Startup-Sequence (or second if you have an ACA)

FailAt 11
C:CardPatch
C:CardReset TICKS 50
...

If you get Genesis to open the port then you can configure SetPrism2Defaults since it's not needed for configuring the interface. It's just for pairing with the WiFi access point.

If it doesn't open again, it's more probable some sort of an hardware error. Either PCMCIA card isn't inserted fully in the socket, either the PCMCIA might have some pins bend from the inside (btw have you tried any other PCMCIA expansion like an CF Reader? Did it work?).
Also are you sure the card works with the Amigas? Any pictures?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 18, 2011, 08:08:38 PM
the card i have is an Amiga Wireless Orinoco Network Card which i bought from a member here on the forum who goes by the user name theformula (do any of you know him? he seems like a nice guy) i just want to get this thing up and running.  :(
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: TheGoose on March 18, 2011, 08:13:16 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;622913
the card i have is an Amiga Wireless Orinoco Network Card which i bought from a member here on the forum who goes by the user name theformula (do any of you know him? he seems like a nice guy) i just want to get this thing up and running.  :(


Well there are no "Amiga" WiFi cards, but your wireless Orinoco network card, should be a good one. It's what I've been using, specifically:

Orinoco Gold 802.11b Wireless PC Card

I had my success with Miami, not Genesis. Try the TICKS thing mfilos said then report back...
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: mfilos on March 18, 2011, 08:16:03 PM
Yeah I also have an Orrinoco and really is a great card!
Put the lines I told you as first lines in S-S and report back :)
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 18, 2011, 11:48:45 PM
i have circled a key that i do not know the key stroke for, i am using a standard pc keyboard if someone could tell what key(s) to press i would be very grateful.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: TheGoose on March 19, 2011, 12:03:28 AM
Quote from: carvedeye;622961
i have circled a key that i do not know the key stroke for, i am using a standard pc keyboard if someone could tell what key(s) to press i would be very grateful.


Uh try Shift + back slash key - \

Then you get that, it called the "pipe" character.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: amigadave on March 19, 2011, 05:20:06 AM
I looked for this information in a couple of places and did not find anything yet, so I will add it to this thread, as it is related.

Has anyone tried a Prism2 compatible wireless card and Amiga 68k driver inside a G4 PowerMac in the Airport card slot while running MorphOS2.x to see if you could get a wireless connection for MorphOS2.x that way?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 19, 2011, 08:12:25 PM
I tried that but the key mustn't be working I will try another keyboard.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 21, 2011, 12:04:41 AM
Well i have given up, i just simply cannot get it to work i have edited the startup 3 times now and each time i edited it i ended up having to do a clean install of AOS 3.9
so if anyone would like to make me an offer for the wireless card then fell free to PM me.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: ncafferkey on March 23, 2011, 01:54:57 AM
Quote from: amigadave;623034
I looked for this information in a couple of places and did not find anything yet, so I will add it to this thread, as it is related.

Has anyone tried a Prism2 compatible wireless card and Amiga 68k driver inside a G4 PowerMac in the Airport card slot while running MorphOS2.x to see if you could get a wireless connection for MorphOS2.x that way?


The driver would need to be modified first, but it wouldn't be huge job. The original Airport card uses a Prism-II chipset too.

@carvedeye

You never told us whether you've ever used anything else in your PCMCIA slot. Bad wireless settings won't prevent the device from being opened by a TCP/IP stack.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: amigadave on March 23, 2011, 02:46:49 AM
Quote from: carvedeye;623360
Well i have given up, i just simply cannot get it to work i have edited the startup 3 times now and each time i edited it i ended up having to do a clean install of AOS 3.9
so if anyone would like to make me an offer for the wireless card then fell free to PM me.

Don't give up, if an old geezer like me can get it working, any Amiga user should be able to also.

I haven't used my A1200's wireless connection for anything since before last year's AmiWest 2010 Show, but I remember I had to mess around a little to get it working.  It is just not that interesting to me to use wireless networking on a Classic Amiga, even though I have an 060/50MHz w/256mb RAM & IndivisionAGA, surfing the Internet from Classic Amigas is still a slow and unsatisfying experience.  I will still use it to transfer files when I need to move more than a few mb's of data, but other than that the wireless NIC on the A1200 won't see much use.

Heck, even die-hard Classic users like Franko use a more modern computer to access the Internet.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: nicholas on March 23, 2011, 06:00:23 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;623360
Well i have given up, i just simply cannot get it to work i have edited the startup 3 times now and each time i edited it i ended up having to do a clean install of AOS 3.9
so if anyone would like to make me an offer for the wireless card then fell free to PM me.


Which board do you have in your trapdoor and how much RAM do you have installed on it?

I seem to recall that some older boards with >4MB Fast RAM cause the PCMCIA slot to malfunction.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 27, 2011, 08:50:06 PM
The expansion card I have is the Apollo 1230 lite lc with 8meg of ram.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: desiv on March 27, 2011, 08:54:20 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;625131
The expansion card I have is the Apollo 1230 lite lc with 8meg of ram.

There you go..

This card is NOT PCMCIA friendly when more than 4MB of RAM is fitted.

from:
http://www.amiga-hardware.com/showhardware.cgi?HARDID=107

desiv
p.s.  I see some memory jumpers on the pic for that board.  Perhaps you can disable some of the RAM using those??
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: Jose on March 27, 2011, 09:42:54 PM
I don't see a problem with using unencrypted connection. You'll still be using SSL for sensitive data, i.e. online banking, paypal, etc. so that data will be encrypted.
The only problem IMHO might be someone using your internet connection or, worst case, trying to get to other devices on your network if you have any, like mediaserver or whatever... If these last things don't concern you (most internet sevices are unlimited nowdays anyway) it should be fine.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: Zara Amiga on March 27, 2011, 10:21:19 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;625131
The expansion card I have is the Apollo 1230 lite lc with 8meg of ram.


I have a £0.99 1-day auction for a much better card that works with more than 4meg of ram if you are interested.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270726747771

Thanks!
Zara
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: TheGoose on March 28, 2011, 01:16:54 AM
Quote from: desiv;625132
There you go..

This card is NOT PCMCIA friendly when more than 4MB of RAM is fitted.

from:
http://www.amiga-hardware.com/showhardware.cgi?HARDID=107

desiv
p.s.  I see some memory jumpers on the pic for that board.  Perhaps you can disable some of the RAM using those??


Ah ha! good to know there was an answer to this mystery.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on March 28, 2011, 09:16:49 PM
Quote from: desiv;625132
There you go..

This card is NOT PCMCIA friendly when more than 4MB of RAM is fitted.

from:
http://www.amiga-hardware.com/showhardware.cgi?HARDID=107

desiv
p.s.  I see some memory jumpers on the pic for that board.  Perhaps you can disable some of the RAM using those??


so if i set the jumpers to use just 4 meg of ram will the 8 meg ram downgrade to 4 meg?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: nicholas on March 28, 2011, 09:31:32 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;625389
so if i set the jumpers to use just 4 meg of ram will the 8 meg ram downgrade to 4 meg?


In theory, yes.

Not much fun using 4MB RAM though. :(
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: desiv on March 28, 2011, 09:33:05 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;625389
so if i set the jumpers to use just 4 meg of ram will the 8 meg ram downgrade to 4 meg?
It's worth trying..
Sometimes that works.
It did with my Microbotics 8M RAM (not accel) card, but it was designed for that.  It even had software to enable/disable the extra 4M if I wasn't going to use the PCMCIA.

I'd say give it a shot..

desiv
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on April 11, 2011, 08:10:10 PM
So does anyone know what jumper settings i should use?

on the accelerator the settings look like this:  


[--] RAM
[--] 4/8

(i hope you all understand the little pic i did)
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on April 11, 2011, 08:27:28 PM
well i managed to set my accelerator to 4 meg but still no further forward :(
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on August 12, 2011, 11:04:32 PM
@Amigakit

So if i was to purchase EasyNet would this fix the PCMCIA Slot problem that i am having with my accelerator?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: Piru on August 13, 2011, 11:18:33 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;654327
So if i was to purchase EasyNet would this fix the PCMCIA Slot problem that i am having with my accelerator?

No. It's the same driver.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: desiv on August 13, 2011, 11:27:15 PM
Quote from: Piru;654567
No. It's the same driver.
Actually, it might get it working...  (And I stress might)

Piru's right, it won't change the PCMCIA / Accelerator issue, but if you have your card set to 4M and it still conflicts, then that's probably not your problem.

Might be more likely a config/software issue.

And even installing the same things differently can make a difference..

I wouldn't bank on it "fixing" your issue, but if you are at 4M with your Accel and it still isn't working, it feels more like software, or your WiFi card isn't working..

desiv
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: pVC on September 15, 2011, 02:23:52 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;623360
Well i have given up, i just simply cannot get it to work i have edited the startup 3 times now and each time i edited it i ended up having to do a clean install of AOS 3.9
so if anyone would like to make me an offer for the wireless card then fell free to PM me.


Did you have pccard.library in LIBS:?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: pVC on September 17, 2011, 10:53:07 AM
And for WEP, on router settings authentication has to be open system, not shared key. Even when you use encryption key for transfer. Just been playing with different setups...
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on September 17, 2011, 01:54:29 PM
Quote from: pVC;659437
Did you have pccard.library in LIBS:?


No? Where would i get hold of that?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: pVC on September 17, 2011, 02:28:59 PM
Quote from: carvedeye;659708
No? Where would i get hold of that?


Inside prism2.lha archive.
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on September 26, 2011, 10:46:57 PM
Well i have just purchased an ethernet card and im hoping i have better luck than the wireless adaptor here is a link. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/310347454826?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on October 01, 2011, 07:45:57 PM
Ok just got my ethernet card today and need to know how i set it up, any info will be grateful :)
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on October 01, 2011, 11:58:42 PM
Any one?
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on October 03, 2011, 08:56:34 PM
Ok so i have just purchased EasyNet from amigakit and have also purchased some edo ram for my accelerator card as it is not pcmcia friendly with more than 4mb of ram. when they both come i will give it another try and see how i get on and get back to you all, fingers crossed it works, if it doesn't then i will be very sad  :(
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: MelbourneBen on October 04, 2011, 12:05:58 AM
Let me know how you go mate...if you cant get it to work I'm happy to help. I have been through the process several times so I'm sure I can offer some useful hints ;-)
Title: Re: Wireless card installed with Prism2 driver now what?
Post by: carvedeye on October 04, 2011, 09:39:46 AM
@Melbourneben
 
Thats brilliant need all the help i can get, will let you know when they come :)