Steven Folberg wrote:
> Hi, Everyone --
>
> I'm brand new to this list, so please forgive me if this is a common
> question that's been answered many times before.
>
> I've been using Miami 3.2b (registered) for ages with a dialup modem with no
> problems. I've just upgraded to a cable modem (with the local Roadrunner
> service here in Austin.
Are you using 3.2b or 3.2b2??
3.2b2 has some bug fixxes.
>
>
> I've read the DSL/Cable FAQ on the Nordicglobal site. Roadrunner here is
> just plain vanilla TCP/IP requiring only DHCP to connect, according to the
> tech support people. No fancy bridging or authentication AFAIK. I have an
> Ateonet ISA ethernet card in the Ateo Bus of my towered A1200, by the way.
>
> The issue: I first tried to configure Miami by hand, making all the options
> under interface/SANA II Configuration "DHCP". I would attempt to go online,
> and Miami would intermittently crash my Amiga.
>
> I then tried running Miami Init. It seemed to work splendidly. I saved the
> config, imported it from the pulldown menu, and saved it as the default. I
> got online with no trouble. Everything works great, my downloads are really
> fast, etc...!
>
> The problem: when I try to go online after my computer's been powered up
> from a cold boot, there's a delay of perhaps 5 to 8 seconds after I click
> "Online," and then my computer crashes. When this happens, the only
> surefire way to fix it is to run Miami Init again, import and save the
> settings, and then all's well again and I can get back online.
>
Do you save it as default?? or a different name??
Mine are saved as Miami.default
>
> I've attached the Miami Init Log for in the event that it provides useful
> information.
>
> Many thanks for any help you can offer!
>
> Steve
>
> PS: BTW, under the TCP/IP page, host name is checked as Dynamic, and only
> ICMP, DHCP and Verify DNS servers are checked.
That's what I have too.
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