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Re: Plain Amiga A600/A1200 network how to
« on: August 23, 2009, 02:38:28 PM »
It certainly works with OS 3.x. I have an A1200 connected to my router using a PCMCIA NIC. I'm using cnet.device, it works fine.

You might also need cardreset, depending on your PCMCIA behaviour.
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Re: Plain Amiga A600/A1200 network how to
« Reply #1 on: August 23, 2009, 08:18:00 PM »
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Thanx. Which browser and tcp ip stack You recommend? OS 3.1.


For OS3.1, I'd basically recommend AmiTCP. It doesn't do DHCP, but if you are plugging it into a router where you can more or less guarantee what address it's going to get, that isn't a problem. Under 3.9, a tcp/ip stack is included, but I'm still using AmiTCP nonetheless.

I don't really do a lot of web browsing under 3.1, (I rarely boot into 3.1 except for testing), so I can't really recommend a browser. Both IBrowse and AWeb have been left a long way behind current web standards.

The only Amiga web browser I'm using these days is OWB on OS4. I do believe an older version of this exists for 680x0, but I haven't tried it.
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Re: Plain Amiga A600/A1200 network how to
« Reply #2 on: August 24, 2009, 11:01:29 AM »
I must have missed the "not expanded" bit.

I wouldn't recommend doing anything with an unexpanded A1200 except playing the odd game from floppy. Try and get an accelerator card if possible, or at least a 4MB trapdoor RAM expansion (which won't affect your PCMCIA slot). Really, it will make a lot of difference.
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