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Originally Posted by Cammy
Although I have used AmiTCP on a 1MB A600 with a PCMCIA ethernet card it took up so much RAM that I needed to constantly flush the buffer in Grapevine IRC or it would all completely run out, so being able to use a more memory-efficient method of connecting to the internet can be helpful in some cases, especially when it then leaves the PCMCIA slot free for an SRAM card or SD/CF reader. It also is less of a CPU-hog since the PC handles all the TCP/IP stuff, much the same way Windows does for WinUAE.
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interesting solution, but for transfering .adf images, pcmcia ethernet seems logical choice.
(and with serial, zmodem would have less overhead than tcpip.)
because, now its relatively easy/cheap to expand A600 fast RAM with that A608 thingy.