Ciao Julian, no I didn't resolve my problem, I still cannot use the ethernet
card with Miami, but I can use the standard serial port, I manage to use
the ether card only with Genesis, but Miami still crash if I try to open an
ethernet connection. Had nobody in the mailing-list tried to use an
ethernet card with Mediator and with MiamiDx ?
Addi` 06-Dec-00, scrivesti:
> Hello Pietro,
>
> On Wed, Dec 6, 2000, at 12:14 AM, you wrote:
>
>> Hallo, I bought a Mediator and I want to use it with MiamiDx, but I
>> cannot manage it to work. I've the newest driver (pci.library 2.0 and
>> mediatornet.device 1.1), I tried using MiamiInit, I tried using all
>> Ethernet or SANA-II driver, but I didn't manage it to work, the program
>> told me that it could not open the device because it might be in use.
>> When I configure the card manually miami goes in guru, what can I do ? Of
>> course the ethernet card that I use is in the list of the supported
>> boards.
>>
>> Pci Device 1:
>> VendorID: 10ec
>> VendorName: Realtek Semiconductor
>> DeviceID: 8029
>> DeviceName: RTL8029 NE2000 compatible Ethernet
>> ClassCode: 20000
>> InterruptPin: 1
>> IOSpace0: 6000 - 601f
>>
>> Ciao, Pietro.
>> --
>
> Even though I know nothing about what you are trying to attach and
> use, your problem sounds like something I went through with my use of
> Miami.
>
> Miami occupies your serial port. It does this through the Amiga's
> serial.device, its own serial device driver, 8N1serial.device, or
> artser.device. If, after this happens, you wish to use another
> program/package, which uses a different driver, you will get that
> message. The same is true if some other program/package or piece of
> equipment were to first ask for the serial port, and Miami,
> afterwards, asked for that same port, but, using a different driver.
>
> As I said, I know nothing about the equipment you are trying to
> attach, but, the situation with port access sounded familiar. And,
> BTW, the simple fact that I can send and receive all sorts of E-Mail
> and be on the Web, shows that I did solve the problem.
>
> I must say, though, that I never would have solved it, if not for
> Holger's advice. He walked me through the use of his Miami. Truly
> very commendable.
>
> Hope this has helped, somewhat. :)
>
> Julian.
>
>
> --------------------------------------------------------
> Author of "MSH Tutorial V. 3.0". Found on Aminet -- MSHTut30.lha
>
> Julian Aronowitz. Tel.: (718) 654-1681;
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>
>
>
Ciao, Pietro.
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