winuae and miami internet

leytond · 11 March 2009, 12:10

well here we go, has anyone got any idias how this miami internet thing works under winaue because i havnt, lol, and why cant i find any instructions for the winuae anywhere. but miami is the problem, and will it work on the emulator ,

thomas · 11 March 2009, 12:37

You don't need Miami. Just enable bsdsocket emulation on the Misc page.

This *has* been discussed a lot in the past.

leytond · 11 March 2009, 12:42

not a problem doing that, but when i run miami it say something like , a protacol stack is already running,
so how do i get on the net within winuae without miami, ????/

Jope · 11 March 2009, 12:54

The net is already there. Just start your web browser (aweb or whatever) and start browsing. Winuae already does what miami does for you.

(posting in an epic thread)

leytond · 11 March 2009, 12:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jope

It's already there.

(posting in an epic thread)

im a total newb to this , what is (posting in an epic thread)???????????

leytond · 11 March 2009, 12:57

how do i get the internet to start in workbench , there is no software there to allow the internet to be accessed, apart from miami, and it wont work , gives the error above,

Sensi · 11 March 2009, 13:02

Newbie with so many posts?

Go to SEARCH icon above and type what you are looking for: miami, miami net,internet, net 3.9 etc, then check the threads. And read them.

And use EDIT, dont post two or three or more posts in a row ;-)

And why you wanna use browser in WinUAE? ?:-I

TCD · 11 March 2009, 13:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by SensibleFan

Newbie with so many posts?

Go to SEARCH icon above and type what you are looking for: miami, miami net,internet, net 3.9 etc, then check the threads. And read them.

You got a point there Sensi

ceztko · 11 March 2009, 13:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by leytond

how do i get the internet to start in workbench , there is no software there to allow the internet to be accessed, apart from miami, and it wont work , gives the error above,

Try to understand the simple notions first. If Thomas says to you:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thomas

You don't need Miami.

It does mean you really don't need any tool to have internet working in the emulated workbench. If you enable "bsdsocket emulation" in the Misc configuration page, applications should be able to use the internet connection of Windows in a transparent way. So, ensure you have a working internet connection in Windows, launch Winuae with "bsdsocket emulation" and enjoy any tcp/ip enabled application. If it does not work, there's something wrong somewhere in Windows and/or Winuae configuration, but still you don't need to run Miami or Amitcp.

killergorilla · 11 March 2009, 13:10

So he doesn't need Miami, right?

Sensi · 11 March 2009, 13:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by killergorilla

So he doesn't need Miami, right?

But how do I get on net then?

thomas · 11 March 2009, 13:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by leytond

how do i get the internet to start in workbench , there is no software there to allow the internet to be accessed, apart from miami, and it wont work , gives the error above,

You don't need to get it startet, it is already started. You don't need any additional software. WinUAE shares Windows' TCP/IP stack. You can just run your favourite client software (IBrowse, AWeb, YAM, SimpleMail, AmFTP etc.)

cosmicfrog · 11 March 2009, 13:18

it`s the wrong question

he should be askin how do i use the net from within winuae heheh

get a browser ?

Sensi · 11 March 2009, 13:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by cosmicfrog

it`s the wrong question

he should be askin how do i use the net from within winuae heheh

get a browser ?

Hes got one, Miami. Bit it doesnt work

Its cruel.

You dont need any additional software, just right setup in WinUAE and Windows. Thats all.

T_hairy_bootson · 11 March 2009, 13:32

You just need a web browser like aweb or ibrowse.

(toasting in an epic bread)

StingRay · 11 March 2009, 15:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by leytond

what is (posting in an epic thread)???????????

You just made my day, thank you!

thomas · 11 March 2009, 16:36

Perhaps I should stop the epicism of this thread now and break a secret: you *can* use Miami in WinUAE if you really want to. It is complicated and error-prone, but it is possible.

To do this, you disable bsdsocket.library on the Misc page and enable uaenet.device instead. Before you can do this, you have to install winpcap on Windows. And you better add a second network card which is dedicated only to WinUAE because Windows easily gets confused if somebody else accesses its network devices.

After this is done, you can install Miami and tell it to use uaenet.device as SANA-II driver.

DH · 11 March 2009, 16:54

@thomas
I think for simplicity, Leytond would do far better finding out how to get the internet running through WinUAE with a Web browser that others have recommended

rather than create a situation that *will* create *more* problems, for himself, and in turn will cause this thread to create an integer out of range error because of it's massive post size

Doc Mindie · 13 March 2009, 10:11

Leytond: My suggestion: Use your WINDOWS netbrowser (firefox, internet explorer, Opera, Chrome, whichever you prefer) then goto google.com and search "AWeb for Amiga" or "IBrowse for Amiga" then download one of these.

then start WinUAE, in HD tab you can either mount the directory you saved Aweb or IBrowse in as a HD, or simply click "Add Windows drives on startup" (I recommend the first one, for simplicity sake, for example, if you saved Aweb.lha in C:\Amiga, then add the drictory as a HD for use on the Amiga. (I assume you can figure out howto mount a dir as an Amiga HD)

Then start emulation, when Workbench is loaded, unpack AWeb.lha with "lha x aweb.lha RAM:" this will extract the files into a new drawer in RAM:

Now open RAM: from WB, then open the AWeb drawer, then install AWeb.

Once this is done, you should be able to start AWeb and surf to your hearts content using your emulated Amiga.

DoogUK · 13 March 2009, 10:46

He has amiga forever...if he just loads the AF3.x configuration he will have internet support and a working browser

11 March 2009, 12:10	#1
leytond MY 1200 IS AWSOME Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: doncaster england Age: 55 Posts: 700	winuae and miami internet well here we go, has anyone got any idias how this miami internet thing works under winaue because i havnt, lol, and why cant i find any instructions for the winuae anywhere. but miami is the problem, and will it work on the emulator ,

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11 March 2009, 12:37	#2
thomas Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 6,985	You don't need Miami. Just enable bsdsocket emulation on the Misc page. This has been discussed a lot in the past.

11 March 2009, 12:42	#3
leytond MY 1200 IS AWSOME Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: doncaster england Age: 55 Posts: 700	not a problem doing that, but when i run miami it say something like , a protacol stack is already running, so how do i get on the net within winuae without miami, ????/

11 March 2009, 12:54	#4
Jope - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Helsinki / Finland Age: 43 Posts: 9,861	The net is already there. Just start your web browser (aweb or whatever) and start browsing. Winuae already does what miami does for you. (posting in an epic thread)

11 March 2009, 12:57	#6
leytond MY 1200 IS AWSOME Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: doncaster england Age: 55 Posts: 700	how do i get the internet to start in workbench , there is no software there to allow the internet to be accessed, apart from miami, and it wont work , gives the error above,

11 March 2009, 13:02	#7
Sensi Unregistered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: N/A Posts: 1,643	Newbie with so many posts? Go to SEARCH icon above and type what you are looking for: miami, miami net,internet, net 3.9 etc, then check the threads. And read them. And use EDIT, dont post two or three or more posts in a row ;-) And why you wanna use browser in WinUAE? ?:-I

11 March 2009, 13:10	#10
killergorilla Lesser Talent Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: UK Age: 42 Posts: 7,957	So he doesn't need Miami, right?

11 March 2009, 13:18	#13
cosmicfrog The 1 who ribbits Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: leek, Staffs, UK Age: 56 Posts: 3,557	it`s the wrong question he should be askin how do i use the net from within winuae heheh get a browser ?

11 March 2009, 13:32	#15
T_hairy_bootson Workbitch 1.3 Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Melbourne, Australia Age: 46 Posts: 2,084	You just need a web browser like aweb or ibrowse. (toasting in an epic bread)

11 March 2009, 16:36	#17
thomas Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 6,985	Perhaps I should stop the epicism of this thread now and break a secret: you can use Miami in WinUAE if you really want to. It is complicated and error-prone, but it is possible. To do this, you disable bsdsocket.library on the Misc page and enable uaenet.device instead. Before you can do this, you have to install winpcap on Windows. And you better add a second network card which is dedicated only to WinUAE because Windows easily gets confused if somebody else accesses its network devices. After this is done, you can install Miami and tell it to use uaenet.device as SANA-II driver.

11 March 2009, 16:54	#18
DH Global Moderator Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Might as well be WORK :( Age: 56 Posts: 4,110	@thomas I think for simplicity, Leytond would do far better finding out how to get the internet running through WinUAE with a Web browser that others have recommended rather than create a situation that *will* create *more* problems, for himself, and in turn will cause this thread to create an integer out of range error because of it's massive post size

13 March 2009, 10:11	#19
Doc Mindie In deep Trouble Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Manchester, Made in Norway Age: 51 Posts: 841	Leytond: My suggestion: Use your WINDOWS netbrowser (firefox, internet explorer, Opera, Chrome, whichever you prefer) then goto google.com and search "AWeb for Amiga" or "IBrowse for Amiga" then download one of these. then start WinUAE, in HD tab you can either mount the directory you saved Aweb or IBrowse in as a HD, or simply click "Add Windows drives on startup" (I recommend the first one, for simplicity sake, for example, if you saved Aweb.lha in C:\Amiga, then add the drictory as a HD for use on the Amiga. (I assume you can figure out howto mount a dir as an Amiga HD) Then start emulation, when Workbench is loaded, unpack AWeb.lha with "lha x aweb.lha RAM:" this will extract the files into a new drawer in RAM: Now open RAM: from WB, then open the AWeb drawer, then install AWeb. Once this is done, you should be able to start AWeb and surf to your hearts content using your emulated Amiga.

13 March 2009, 10:46	#20
DoogUK Doogster Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Dorset Posts: 1,069	He has amiga forever...if he just loads the AF3.x configuration he will have internet support and a working browser

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