Can you imagine? A1200 Reloaded + Mediator + Vampire +...

[nicholas]

Thanks!

Looks nice.

Tho when trying to start the program SnoopDos tells me I need to install

petunia.library, aros.library, cgxdither.library and NList.mcc

Petunia is the 68k emulator on OS4, what are you running this on?

The 68k version should just need MUI and NList.

http://aminet.net/package/util/libs/mui38usr
http://aminet.net/package/dev/mui/MCC_NList-0.120

You probably don't even need to install NList as the version that comes as part of MUI should be enough to get it up and running I think.

[Niding]

I installed NList and could start Grunch.

Looks like a nice program. Its currently scanning my System:
The A1200 isnt online atm, but I guess I should try to get that sorted.

[nicholas]

I installed NList and could start Grunch.

Looks like a nice program. Its currently scanning my System:
The A1200 isnt online atm, but I guess I should try to get that sorted.

Excellent!

The easiest way to get an A1200 online is with the prism2.device and a cheap pcmcia wifi card, CardPatch and CardReset from aminet (to work around hardware flaws in the A1200) and I really recommend using the Roadshow TCP/IP stack over any of the others.

[ExiE_]

Excellent!
The easiest way to get an A1200 online is with the prism2.device and a cheap pcmcia wifi card, CardPatch and CardReset from aminet (to work around hardware flaws in the A1200) and I really recommend using the Roadshow TCP/IP stack over any of the others.

Well I would prefer RJ45 pcmcia card, coz connect Amiga over wifi means lowering security of your home wifi network OR getting right wifi card, upgrade and use WPA2, but it could be slow on Amigas with 030 or less. Roadshow is the best without doubt, but some can have problems to configure it w/o GUI.

[nicholas]

Well I would prefer RJ45 pcmcia card, coz connect Amiga over wifi means lowering security of your home wifi network OR getting right wifi card, upgrade and use WPA2, but it could be slow on Amigas with 030 or less. Roadshow is the best without doubt, but some can have problems to configure it w/o GUI.

 cnet.device it is then.

[Niding]

I ended up installing using the 3c589.device with cabled adapter+MiamiDX for TCP/IP.

Thanks to Mech that helped me via IRC chat on Apollo-team. Not only did he sell me a excellent PSU a few weeks ago. He topped it off spending several hours helping me out with setup of online related programs. Top notch guy

Grunch looks like a really nice program btw. Just what I was looking for!

[Kremlar]

mech is the man!

[nicholas]

I ended up installing using the 3c589.device with cabled adapter+MiamiDX for TCP/IP.

Thanks to Mech that helped me via IRC chat on Apollo-team. Not only did he sell me a excellent PSU a few weeks ago. He topped it off spending several hours helping me out with setup of online related programs. Top notch guy

Grunch looks like a really nice program btw. Just what I was looking for!

Glad you got it up and running. Feels odd having such an old machine connected to the net at first i found!

[Niding]

Aye

What I did notice when I installed OS 3.9 and Boing Bag 1-4; I want more RAAAM!
16 megabytes work somewhat, but I hooked it up to a 24 inch monitor, and increased Workbench to 32 colors.

Getting 128 megabytes for sure. (I know, it will be redundant whenever Vampire 1200 arrives, but thats probarly 6+ months away...?