On 28-Jun-00, Jonas Thorell wrote:
>> Unfortunatly, when the computer boots, I get a requester from the
>> handler on PAL-screen "Kick 2.0+ and bsdsocket-library 3.0
>> required" and I have to klick "ok" two times for the two
>> smb-devices �til the machine boots and the startup-sequence is
>> executed.
> How do you mount them? With DOSDrivers in DEVS:DOSDrivers?
Yes, I created two Icons and put them in DEVS:DOSdrivers.
I took them out and when I doubleclick them, I get a "Host cannot be
reached" if the PC is not online. I dont get this requestor when they
were mounted per dosdrivers.
Thank you for the tips!
> I mount them by having the mountfiles in sys:storage/dosdrivers
> and then using an onlinescript from within Miami that mounts them.
I�ll try to start Samba together with the drivers from the
interface-events instead from within the "Events"-table in Miami.
> The error you get seems to be just complaining about the TCP/IP
> stack not being available (IOW it tries to mount the shares
> before Miami has started).
With 'BindDrivers' the dosdrivers are loaded after the libs: for P96
are assigned and although I get a PAL-screen. AmigaOS is still
mysterious for me after all this years. In the startup-sequence there
is no assign for L:. Nevertheless the handlers are loaded and the
c:-commands are executed. How where they initialised? By resident
commands and libraries in the ROM?
Just curious... I wonder why the handler is looking for the stack and
not the drivers.
Regards
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