Amiga 1200 A1200SDE+ 8MB Fastmem board and internal Gotek

[indigolemon]

Originally Posted by Vermehren

It just hangs

Can you post pictures of your SPI Ethernet module please, top and bottom sides.

[Vermehren]

[Vermehren]

Originally Posted by npagonis73

Hi there. I am also using Roadshow so I will try to help. I assume you have roadshow installed. If you do then since the problem seems to be the bsdsocket.library, check k if the library is actually in your libs. In any case I would copy again the bsdsocket.library from Roadshow installation into my libs folder and try again. Tell us what happens.

I tried overriding bsdsocket.library in my libs folder with the one from Roadshow installation. It didn't seem to make any diffrence.

Actually Roady dosn't seems to be able to start anymore.

[indigolemon]

Wow! That's not what I expected to see, but it looks like some of the pins on your SPI Ethernet module aren't even soldered at all.

Are you able to solder yourself? I'd redo the soldering underneath for the connector for sure!

If Roadie has been started once, clicking it again should make it show the window?

[Vermehren]

I tried overriding unpacking Roadie again, but now I get this error when I try to open it.

[indigolemon]

I've not seen that error from Roadie before. Try powering off your machine completely for more than 30s then trying again after a clean boot?

[Vermehren]

Originally Posted by indigolemon

Wow! That's not what I expected to see, but it looks like some of the pins on your SPI Ethernet module aren't even soldered at all.

Are you able to solder yourself? I'd redo the soldering underneath for the connector for sure!

I have redone the soldering of the pins and reactivated the If EXISTS S:Network-Startup. in S:User-Startup and now it works



Next up is Samba I will try to connect to my Apple AirPort Time Capsule using Samba

[indigolemon]

Originally Posted by Vermehren

I have redone the soldering of the pins and reactivated the If EXISTS S:Network-Startup. in S:User-Startup and now it works

Hurrah!

Originally Posted by Vermehren

Next up is Samba I will try to connect to my Apple AirPort Time Capsule using Samba

For samba, I recommend SMBFS: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ami...s/smbfs%202.1/

And SMBMounter (which uses SMBFS): http://aminet.net/package/comm/net/SMBMounter

Once going, your shares mount as drives on your workbench

[Vermehren]

Originally Posted by indigolemon

For samba, I recommend SMBFS: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ami...s/smbfs%202.1/

And SMBMounter (which uses SMBFS): http://aminet.net/package/comm/net/SMBMounter

Once going, your shares mount as drives on your workbench

That is exactly what I want. I'w been trying to get SMBFS and SMBMounter up and running for some days now but SMBMounter just says 'Please insert volume SAMBA in any drive'

Can you please do a list of steps on what to do to get the SMBFS to work, like you did for the SD card setup.

[indigolemon]

I've had a look at my setup, and here are some notes:

SMBFS is installed in C:

For SMBMounter, start it (cancel any requests for the SAMBA: volume) and once the interface appears go to the preferences window (Settings -> Preferences).

First, set 'Samba Bin Path' to RAM: for example, just point it somewhere not SAMBA:

Make sure it knows where smbfs is ( as above, usually C: ).

Save these settings and you should be good to go as long as you know the names of your shares

[Vermehren]

I got it working, not from my Apple AirPort Time Capsule, but from a windows 7 pc.

Even though the Time Capsule supposedly use smb v1 as SMBFS expect, the files was not served in the share. The share did mount and I know this becures it would accept either the host name or the ip of the Time Capsule. But the share always came up empty.

So words of advise to anyone trying the same: Don't try to mount smb shares on your Amiga from an Apple AirPort Time Capsule. Doesn't work.

Thanks a lot indigolemon, your help was realy appreciated.