On Sat, 12 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> OK, a couple days ago I posted a problem I was having getting Miami 3.2b to 
> communicate with my modem. It was suggested that my problem might lie with 
> the serial port on my GVP G-Force 040 and rotten drivers thereof. But if this 
> is the case, can anyone tell me why Miami 1.1 is able to communicate 
> perfcetly with the modem (on the same serial port etc.) and dial out without 
> errors? Also I have noticed someone with a Hypercom 3+ on this list who is 
> having the same problem I have so I wonder if this problem isn't of a more 
> universal nature.

Are you using the same port-related settings in both cases?

What happens when you try MiamiInit?

Does the port work with a comm program?

On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Andreas Meyer wrote:
> On 12-Aug-00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> > The only thing that I can think of is that Miami 3.2 is using
> > ClassAct whereas Miami 1.1 uses MUI. Could ClassAct be the culprit

Seems very unlikely.

> > on my particular setup? (please don't laugh at me if this is
> > ludicrous, I'm no programmer, just some girl trying to solve
> > computer problems with logic and gut instinct :-\ ) With this in
> > mind, I downloaded the MUI modules from the NordicGlobal website
> > BUT... even after putting the MUI.Miamigui and MUI.Miamitoolsgui
> > into Miami:Libs, neither MiamiInit nor Miami can find the modules
> > (have tried both GUI=MUI in Tooltypes and selecting from string
> > gadget on GUI page of Miami- only the ClassAct choice is given).

Sounds like a bad install.  As the documentation says, don't try to
hand-install.  Unpack all the needed archives to a scratch directory
tree (*not* to Miami:), and then run the Installer script.

> > Please, someone, help! I am totally defeated :( ...I'd use Miami 1.1
> > only this just seems such a bad solution with a much more advanced
> > version of the program available...
> 
> I thought Miami3.2 is MUI only? Why don�t you extract the Miami packet

No, it's MiamiDx that's MUI-only.  Miami3.2 supports both MUI and
GTLayout.

> and the Miami-MUI-packet into RAM: (it will be extracted into one
> directory) and install it from there? That would give a perfect
> insatllation.

You probably need the main archive (at least) to get the Installer script.
I'd just unpack everything you want installed and rerun the installation.
I don't recall whether it has a specific "GUI update" option, but it
probably doesn't hurt if not.

                                        Fred Wright

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