Right... what's an ADSL modem again? It's like complaining about how much it sucks at ISDN, really.
As a fellow norwegian you dont have to travel so far from the major cities before you might need to rediscover ADSL and maybe even ISDN...
Until recently the only option where I live was ISDN, and then a wimax solution came up. But pretty expensive for the 1.5MBit you get, so I would be happy to get the chance to get ADSL if it ever comes available.
Regarding the topic:
I thought there was quite a few TCP/IP solutions available in its time for the classic. Its a bit surprising to me if none are available today.
- AmiTCP/IP (some versions available, but no GUI and complicated)
- Genesis (standalone or part of the NetConnect bundle)
- Miami/MiamiDx
- TermiteTCP
- EasyNet
Easynet is still available in the webshop on amigakit, and at a resonable price at £8.95 for a CD version. Can also be baught bundled with a wireless interface card for A1200/A600.
Reading the product description for the bundle I notice that the CD also contains AmiTC3, so that makes me unsure whether Easynet is a full TCP solution, or if its just a clever GUI that works together with AmiTCP3. But for the end user I guess it doesnt matter, as long as the package is a complete solution that configures easily.
