On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, Carlos A. Tirado wrote:
> I am thinking about upgrading from Miami to Miami Deluxe now that the beta
> period is over. I don't have a particular need right now for the added
> features of Miami Deluxe but I am curious about what other differences
> there might be internally. Just from file sizes, Miami Deluxe is about
> 100K bigger than 3.2b. How much bigger is the memory footprint of Miami
> Deluxe with just 1 interface configured, no IP-NAT or SOCKS? Are there
> any radical performance differences? I saw that Miami Deluxe came with
> new MNI drivers. Are there any performance advantages to using those as
> opposed to the ones with Miami. (in particular the z2-am7990.mni) I am
> most likely going to upgrade, I am just curious as to what differences
> there might be besides the obvious added features of Miami Deluxe.
AFAIK you can also use the updated MNI drivers with Miami if you like.
Rather than listing other benefits of Miami Deluxe here, I suggest you
just try it, now that there's a demo version. You can import your
existing Miami settings into it. It can be installed in the same Miami"
directory, except that currently MiamiNetStat is incompatible, so you'll
need to switch back to the Miami version when using Miami. I think this
is just a version skew issue, not a Miami/MiamiDx issue, and will be fixed
with the Miami 3.3 release.
Fred Wright
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