How to check if is ETHERNET connected?

Started by MIRKOSOFT, August 30, 2010, 09:50 PM

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MIRKOSOFT

Hi!

My Q is now too complicated.

HOW TO CHECK IF IS ANY ETHERNET ADAPTER CONNECTED?

What I know are:
1541Ultimate (RR-Net compatible)
RR-Net
SilverSurfer
TFE
ETH64

Main problem is how to detect it - independent on type/model...

I think it can't be universal, but if you can help me, please.

Thank you everybody.

Miro
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RobertB

Quote from: MIRKOSOFT on August 30, 2010, 09:50 PM
HOW TO CHECK IF IS ANY ETHERNET ADAPTER CONNECTED?

What I know are:
1541Ultimate (RR-Net compatible)
RR-Net
SilverSurfer
TFE
ETH64
And the 64NIC+ from Jim Brain and the Comet64 Internet Modem (which connects via the user port) from CommodoreServer.com

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MIRKOSOFT

Hi Robert!


You helped me very useful.


I found more adapters and have one Q:


Which to select: I want adapter to User Port or Cartridge Port.
Which is better: Comet64 / ETH64 or 64NIC+ / FB-Net / TFE ????
I want to connect to web, not only connect to PC for file transfer.


Can you give to me advice?


Many many thanks!


Miro
MIRKOSOFT of megabytes

Commodore 64 was great, Commodore 128 is bigger, better, faster and more!!!

http://www.mirkosoft.sk

RobertB

Quote from: MIRKOSOFT on August 31, 2010, 03:28 AM
Which to select: I want adapter to User Port or Cartridge Port.
Which is better: Comet64 / ETH64 or 64NIC+ / FB-Net / TFE ??? ?
For speed, the 64NIC+ is available and has applications ready for it, because it is RR-Net-compatible.  The Comet64 is currently available, too, but right now it is slower through the user port and has the V-1541 software, but it seems to be easily programmable to do more.

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Shaun_CCC(UK)

Allan B has a Comet64 and will be testing/reviewing this hardware. The RR-Net is a bit flaky at times and doesn't like UK-made PAL C128s regardless of what the Commodore elite will tell you. If you have a German-made Commodore 128, this will work better. Not sure about NTSC machines.

Regards,

Shaun.