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Dale, thank you very much for your quick reply! Best regards, Gerhard. PS: You forgot to mention this beautiful book … 😉
#PPP & LAN
Message #195487
Hello, I have a problem to connect to compuserve via PPP because of my LAN! Sounds weird? I am using a Ethernet LAN connecting an Amiga and a Peecee running TCP/IP. Without direct Internet access, I choose two random C class IP adresses for both machines which worked perfectly. Now…
Eberhard, First of all I do not currently own Maxon Twist. This thread began with some questions regarding Maxon C++, some of the people wanted to know more about it as well as more about Maxon at all. What I actually did was to tell the others something about the…
#Network Hardware
Message #185281
Erik, >>There's also another (french?) company that released one – Ariadne, that's it!
Lu, I'm sorry, no. 🙁 Regards, Gerhard …
Steve, >> sorry that I assumed your nationality There's no need to be sorry, I've only tried to work out the fact, that speaking German (as well as using and writing programs in German) has not implecitely to be done by a German. 🙂 I definitely do not have problems…
Lu, >> Pro DataRetrieve It's interesting to note, that there are much more programs around of a kind than anyone expects. I've never heard of this program before. A supplement to my postings regarding Maxon Twist: In the recent number of the German "Amiga Magazin" they tested Maxon Twist V2.…
Steve, "I must say that you have some great hardware and software developed in Germany" First of all, I have to say that I'm Austrian and not German. I do not have this special language problem but it's often not easy to get these products in Austria as well. In…
Lu, >>I would have posted to Juergen or Markus but I'm not sure whether they speak english and my Deutsch is schrecklich.
#Maxon C++
Message #45252
Hani, Maxon is the kind of company which is marketing things other companies or individuals are not big enough to place in the market of their own. One recent product they sell, is a new version of the HiSoft basic compiler including support for OS3.1. Other software they are marketing:…
There is a Unix derivate called NetBSD available for the Amiga. Here is the announcement I found somewhere around here some time (not to long) ago: — I am pleased to announce the availability of release 1.0 of the NetBSD operating system, a freely available and redistributable BSD system that…
Mal, as far as I know, the limitations you mentioned result from the head/sector -translation used by the PC-BIOS. I do not think, that this can be a problem with the Amiga because BIOS (not available) cannot be used, so for using the harddisk – whatever it's size may be…
J.R. There are several means of transfering files from one system to the other. 1.) Transfer by means of floppy-disks If your Amiga is equipped with Kickstart equal or bigger than 2.1 (you can find it out by simply pulling down the Workbench menu -> About. If the version numbers…
Dear Dave, This is my second reply to the mail you have sent to me answer- ing some of my questions about Amiga Ethernet-cards. I have downloaded IAM.lha, but I have not found connect.txt. In the IAM.guide I read something about the AS225r2. Some time ago, I had the possibility…
#Ethernet Cards
Message #165191
Thank you very much for your hints Dale. The only thing you were wrong whith is, that I'm not "down under". It was Austria (in the heart of Europe), not Australia . It has to be Austria, I think – no kangaroos there ;-))) Thanks a lot, Gerhard …