Open Perifractic opened 8 years ago
Hi,
just having a RL with 3 little ones :) So updates/comments usually take time...
Best, Chris
Am 22.03.16 um 00:13 schrieb Cjsnet:
Hi, you're hard to get hold of! Having tried Twitter to no avail, and finding Wordpress won't accept comments at this time, I'd be most grateful of a response here or anywhere.
I simply have 2 questions for the AVR-NET-IO:
- Which pin is pin 1 of the EXT? A photo would be great showing the Strobe wire connected.
- Does the AVR-NET-IO require power or will the Amiga parallel port power it?
Thanks in advance! :)
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The picture at http://lallafa.de/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/avrnetio_strobe.jpg is great, thank you. Sorry for asking in more than one place, I understand now about the little ones! Thank you and congratulations.
Please note a lot of errors with your instructions, that have led to a lot of dead ends and confusion:
A) https://github.com/cnvogelg/plipbox/blob/master/doc/src/amiga.md 2.2:
B) https://github.com/cnvogelg/plipbox/blob/master/doc/src/firmware.md
1.3:
Thank you for all your work and I hope this feedback is useful so future users attempting the project don't have the same problems I did.
I look forward to your reply about "the interface" above.
Thanks for the corrections. I updated the docs in 85a5737.
The AmiTCP section was cleaned up. Initially it contained information for both vanilla AmiTCP installs and the Network Boot Disk. Now I focus on the boot disk alone to avoid confusion.
Thank you.
Thanks again!
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Thanks for the corrections. I updated the docs in 85a5737 https://github.com/cnvogelg/plipbox/commit/85a5737f97a75f8e5146dd430b429e5a01d23f08 .
The AmiTCP section was cleaned up. Initially it contained information for both vanilla AmiTCP installs and the Network Boot Disk. Now I focus on the boot disk alone to avoid confusion.
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Please assist at http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=1087340&postcount=16 Can't get plipbox online using these instructions. Thank you!
I just patched the disk myself (last time I did this was ages ago :)) and re-wrote this section again. Hope this helps...
@cnvogelg Things are working great now and I finally am able to send and receive email on an A500. Quite a feat!
2 issues left:
Any ideas please?
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Please record serial logs from the device from startup until the disconnect happens. Maybe we can see here whats happening.
@cnvogelg Good idea. How do I do that?
The AVR-NET-IO has a RS232 serial connector (DB9) next to the ethernet port. You need to connect your PC to this port to record the log. Typically, you'll need a null modem cable and a RS232/serial to USB converter. Then launch a terminal program on your PC (like TeraTerm on Windows) select the COM port of the USB adapter and set 57800 Baud Rate. There you should see the welcome message of the plipbox after power on and errors if something went wrong.
Hi, you're hard to get hold of! Having tried Twitter to no avail, and finding Wordpress won't accept comments at this time, I'd be most grateful of a response here or anywhere.
I simply have 2 questions for the AVR-NET-IO:
Thanks in advance! :)