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I've got AmigaOS with MiamiDX pinging my network happily, but don't know whether it'd be possible to use it under Linux on the Amiga (https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/networking/PLIP.txt is the Linux side for that) .. do you know whether someone has done that, or whether there are other efforts to do it?
What do you think might additionally be require? .. Linux expects a Point-To-Point connection and I so far can only guess the necessary parameters - I'll have to use the source more I guess.
Thanks for this great device, and thanks in advance for and ideas or pointers!
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unfortunately the plipbox and the PLIP Linux driver only share the term PLIP as they transfer IP packets across a parallel link. There the similarities already end... plipbox uses a custom protocol to talk to the microcontroller on the board.
To support this on Linux you have to write a custom driver that implements this protocol.
Hello,
I've got AmigaOS with MiamiDX pinging my network happily, but don't know whether it'd be possible to use it under Linux on the Amiga (https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/networking/PLIP.txt is the Linux side for that) .. do you know whether someone has done that, or whether there are other efforts to do it?
What do you think might additionally be require? .. Linux expects a Point-To-Point connection and I so far can only guess the necessary parameters - I'll have to use the source more I guess.
Thanks for this great device, and thanks in advance for and ideas or pointers!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: