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Hercules · 30 April 2021, 22:12

I'm having problems with Roadshow TCP/IP stack and my network card.

Here is the network card I have...

https://retroready.one/products/link...12700522086470

The card should work with CNET.device (unit 0). On attempting to mount the card via AddNetworkInferace (or by double clicking the CNet mountlist in DEVS:NetworkInterfaces all I get is: could not open CNET.device unit 0 (Device/unit failed to open).

My Amiga already has CCRESET fitted via the KA21 solderless board which is here:

https://amitopia.com/gayle-reset-fix-amiga-1200-ka-21/

My PCMCIA port is working fine (I also use a CF card adapter for transfering stuff so I can rule out its a fault with the PCMCIA port). I've also tried pulling out the network card and reinserting it after rebooting. Still I get 'could not open CNET.device unit 0 (device/unit failed to open). I beginning to think the network card is knackered is their anything I can try to solve this issue?

N.B I tried launching Prepcard just to see if Workbench picks up the network card. It detects the card just fine and it's listed as a LinkSYS 10bT Intergrated PC Card (EC10T) Version 4.1. Just now need some help to get it working with RoadShow.

Hopefully somebody will have a solution.

30 April 2021, 22:12	#1
Hercules Vodka monster. Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: UK Posts: 337	Roadshow TCP/IP stack. CNET driver issue. I'm having problems with Roadshow TCP/IP stack and my network card. Here is the network card I have... https://retroready.one/products/link...12700522086470 The card should work with CNET.device (unit 0). On attempting to mount the card via AddNetworkInferace (or by double clicking the CNet mountlist in DEVS:NetworkInterfaces all I get is: could not open CNET.device unit 0 (Device/unit failed to open). My Amiga already has CCRESET fitted via the KA21 solderless board which is here: https://amitopia.com/gayle-reset-fix-amiga-1200-ka-21/ My PCMCIA port is working fine (I also use a CF card adapter for transfering stuff so I can rule out its a fault with the PCMCIA port). I've also tried pulling out the network card and reinserting it after rebooting. Still I get 'could not open CNET.device unit 0 (device/unit failed to open). I beginning to think the network card is knackered is their anything I can try to solve this issue? N.B I tried launching Prepcard just to see if Workbench picks up the network card. It detects the card just fine and it's listed as a LinkSYS 10bT Intergrated PC Card (EC10T) Version 4.1. Just now need some help to get it working with RoadShow. Hopefully somebody will have a solution. Last edited by Hercules; 30 April 2021 at 22:22.