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Re: prism2.device and Netgear MA401
« on: April 20, 2005, 07:08:50 PM »
This is probably due to the PCMCIA A1200 reset bug.
You can fix this with BlizKick as well, by downloading CardReset and CardPatch from Aminet. Those are modules for BlizKick which you will need to put in your BlizKick line.

That's an easy way to fix the PCMCIA problem. Another solution is the hardware mod. :-)
 

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Re: prism2.device and Netgear MA401
« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2005, 07:47:55 PM »
DjBase's suggestion works too. :-)

Since you are already using BlizKick, I guess it's kind of neater to insert an extra module or two into your BlizKick line, other than to run separate little programs as well as your BlizKick line. :-)
 

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Re: prism2.device and Netgear MA401
« Reply #2 on: April 20, 2005, 08:33:30 PM »
Is the WiFi card worth getting? I'd assume that speed would be about the same as a regular PCI/Zorro ethernet card.

I think that we definitely need some better wireless support for Amiga in the PCI card form (Elbox) or Zorro (Jens/Individual Computers).

I wish only that if Elbox releases such a card that they will not pull a "Spider" with it, e.g. force a propriatery product on Mediator users which should actually be free of such things as the whole point is to be able to buy cheap ($10-$20 range) off the shelf cards.