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fortytwo 05 February 2007 19:47

TCP Stack for KS/WB 1.3
 
Hi,

i'm looking for a TCP/PPP Stack for my A500 (68020, 2-5 MB RAM). The only thing i got working up to now is a Terminal Emulation on the Amiga Side and getty on the PC Side.

I have:
-Nullmodem cable
-Laplink Cable
-Modems
-PC (Linux/WinXP) and of course my A500 (KS1.3, 2 MB atm, tomorrow 5 MB)

is it possible without upgrading Kickstart?

Greets,
Stephan

Zetr0 06 February 2007 01:04

Heys fortytwo,

Welcome to the EAB, i am sure you will like it here..

as far as i know there are but few TCP/PPP / IP stack is

one is ANT (wich is no more if memory serves correctly but used to be VERY small), Genisis and AmiTCP 1,2 and 3

there is one that cames with a dongle.. from here http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/...3469e7e9d80700

the interesting and most important thing here is easynet, i have yet to find it elsewhere other than at amigakit.

If i had the time i would write a free tcp/ppp/ip stack wich you could specify an amiga port to its just a pain in the backside that you cannot specify a port to lump a tcp/pp/ip stack to... PC's can do it now.... its unfair :(

superBuster 06 February 2007 01:09

amitcp (later genisis) is IMO the best stack. I belive even genisis will run on 3.1, you might be able to install it from a 3.9/3.5 cd if you have one.
Sofar I have been able to do everything I needed with amitcp, including mounting NFS network file systems.

thomas 06 February 2007 09:21

@all:

he was asking for kick 1.3, not 3.1.

AFAIK there is no TCP/IP stack for Kick 1.3.

musashi5150 06 February 2007 09:26

Doesn't Termite TCP work on 1.3 ?

Zetr0 06 February 2007 10:13

Aha! it wasn't ANT it was Termite i was thinking of!

thanks musashi!

DrBong 06 February 2007 16:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by musashi5150
Doesn't Termite TCP work on 1.3?

Nope, it needs at least KS2.04 and 1Mb ram:

http://www.aminet.net/package/biz/demo/TermiteDemo

Termite has the lowest requirements of any TCP/IP stack on Amiga AFAIK.

musashi5150 06 February 2007 16:24

I trust DrBong's input - he's quite an authority. I've never used the software, but I could have sworn it ran on 1.3... I guess not then :(

ppill 06 February 2007 17:01

AmigaNOS.
That's pretty ancient, might work. (Should be available on aminet)

Paul 06 February 2007 19:01

Thread moved to ยป Requests > req.Apps

DrBong 06 February 2007 20:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by musashi5150
I've never used the software, but I could have sworn it ran on 1.3... I guess not then :(

That's what I thought initially, but I thought I'd better check Aminet in case my memory was playing tricks on me (and it was!) :crazy

Quote:

Originally Posted by ppill
AmigaNOS.
That's pretty ancient, might work. (Should be available on aminet)

Should be fine for serial transfers between Amiga and PC if that's all the OP wants to do, but there might be more user-friendly software on Aminet for that:

http://aminet.net/search?query=serial+transfer

Wouldn't recommend ancient TCP/IP stacks like AmigaNOS for net access on an A500, though, as they don't allow you to directly connect to the net. Far easier to upgrade an A500 to KS 2.x and use Termite (more user-friendly and light on resources). Of course, it all depends on what the OP wants to do exactly.

@fortytwo
What is it exactly that you want to do? Connect your A500 to the net or just transfer files to/from your PC?

redblade 08 February 2007 05:05

hmm why is your 020 A500 still running under K1.3, I thought it would come with K2+ as standard

DrBong 08 February 2007 15:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by redblade
hmm why is your 020 A500 still running under K1.3, I thought it would come with K2+ as standard

Why? There were already a handful of 020 and even a few 030 accelerators available for the A500 before KS2 was released in '91.


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