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Re: Risc OS Developments announces the release of a modern TCP/IP Stack (updated link)
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Alexander Ausserstorfer
May 7, 2022, 1:02:09 PM5/7/22
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In article <16513355...@slave.orpheusnet.co.uk>,
Richard Brown <ric...@riscosdev.com> wrote:
> New Open Source TCP/IP Stack for RISC OS now available to download
[Huge part snipped]
> Download the zipfile from the RISC OS Developments website on the
> projects page: www.riscosdev.com/projects
After install and restart, the computer here works without any problems.
However, I don't see any differents to my system before. How can I check
or see that the new TCP/IP is working sucessfully?
Thanks in advance,
Alex
Richard Brown <ric...@riscosdev.com> wrote:
> New Open Source TCP/IP Stack for RISC OS now available to download
[Huge part snipped]
> Download the zipfile from the RISC OS Developments website on the
> projects page: www.riscosdev.com/projects
After install and restart, the computer here works without any problems.
However, I don't see any differents to my system before. How can I check
or see that the new TCP/IP is working sucessfully?
Thanks in advance,
Alex
Martin
May 7, 2022, 2:31:21 PM5/7/22
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In article <59e4f2a6b9b...@chiemgau-net.de>,
It is providing the base for future developments (eg WiFi)
> How can I check or see that the new TCP/IP is working sucessfully?
If *Help Internet shows v7.00 then the new stack is running.
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Alexander Ausserstorfer <bavari...@chiemgau-net.de> wrote:
> After install and restart, the computer here works without any
> problems. However, I don't see any differents to my system before.
I think that is what they were aiming for!
> After install and restart, the computer here works without any
> problems. However, I don't see any differents to my system before.
It is providing the base for future developments (eg WiFi)
> How can I check or see that the new TCP/IP is working sucessfully?
--
Martin Avison
Note that unfortunately this email address will become invalid
without notice if (when) any spam is received.
Alexander Ausserstorfer
May 8, 2022, 10:44:24 AM5/8/22
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In article <59e4fa70...@avisoft.f9.co.uk>,
not work and is for nothing (no improvements - the desktop is ugly like
before). Is it possible to support such developments?
> > How can I check or see that the new TCP/IP is working sucessfully?
> If *Help Internet shows v7.00 then the new stack is running.
It's the case.
Thanks again,
A.
Martin <New...@avisoft.f9.co.uk> wrote:
> In article <59e4f2a6b9b...@chiemgau-net.de>,
> Alexander Ausserstorfer <bavari...@chiemgau-net.de> wrote:
>> After install and restart, the computer here works without any
>> problems. However, I don't see any differents to my system before.
>>
> I think that is what they were aiming for!
> It is providing the base for future developments (eg WiFi)
Ah, thanks. I thought it is like a Windows update: It may work or it may
> In article <59e4f2a6b9b...@chiemgau-net.de>,
> Alexander Ausserstorfer <bavari...@chiemgau-net.de> wrote:
>> After install and restart, the computer here works without any
>> problems. However, I don't see any differents to my system before.
>>
> I think that is what they were aiming for!
> It is providing the base for future developments (eg WiFi)
not work and is for nothing (no improvements - the desktop is ugly like
before). Is it possible to support such developments?
> > How can I check or see that the new TCP/IP is working sucessfully?
> If *Help Internet shows v7.00 then the new stack is running.
Thanks again,
A.
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