On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, Frank Z�ndorff wrote:
> On 14-Apr-00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Because you mention the MAC address I take it you did a "Query device",
> > but after doing this did you click "OK" to use the values?
>
> Yes.
>
> This morning I spend another hour to discover the problem. I checked my
> network parameters with the xsurf.device and the Sana2-mode. With this
> Miami established a proper connection to my lan (even with AmiTCP 4.0 demo,
> too). Everything worked fine. After a restart of the machine, I changed to
> mni-ethernet. I put the mni-driver (z2-dp8390.mni) into "miami:mni/". In
> the topic "interface" I changed only the interface type to "MNI Ethernet"
> and I entered the name of the mni-driver for my card (lower case). Than I
> hit the button "Find boards". I selected the card and pushed ok. Than I hit
> the button "MNI parameters". I accepted the windows with ok. I another test
> I pushed the button "query" before. Now I saved the settings and pushed
> "online", but nothing happens. The mouse-cursor stayed in busy mode. It
> seems to me that Miami is waiting for something. But I don't know to track
> it down. Is there a debug-mode in Miami or any other trick to find out what
> wrong here?
Do you perhaps have something else that's activating the SANA-II driver?
Make sure it's not in the Expansion drawer; make sure it's not in
NSDPatch.cfg if you use that, etc. You might also try Flush from Aminet,
which allows you to expunge specific modules, and gives an error if the
specified module isn't loaded.
Fred Wright
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