Hi Matthew,
Off-list you wrote:
> I have also been experimenting with implementing networking in a
> couple of different ways: Either emulating a real network card (an
> Ether1 looks promising), or writing a RISC OS module that implements
> DCI4, and passes network packets directly to the Host. I haven't got
> very far with either of these ideas yet, as I have been working on
> other things.
I'd prefer emulating a real network i/f podule since that would support
other OS better, e.g. NetBSD.
http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/acorn26/
I think it would be nice for arcem to continue to support Linux/ARM26
and NetBSD would be nice to add.
However, I thought in the past that a RISC OS module presenting a DCI4
interface may be easier and have a copy of
DCI-4 Functional Specification
Drawing Number: 0284,036/FS
25 Jul 2000 Issue 4
if that's of help.
Cheers,
Ralph.
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