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Re: EPNET
« Reply #60 on: 2018.July.13. 11:11:40 »
Bruce, this is terrible :(
We pray that everything will be right for you.
Let me know if we can help you something!

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Re: EPNET
« Reply #61 on: 2018.July.13. 21:09:58 »
sad bruce,

I am also busy with a new type of network card. TMTNET
now first for the CPC later also hope for MSX and Enterprise
the specs are amazing.
it is becoming a bit of my life work haha.
but I still have a long way to go. so still a little patience
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Re: EPNET
« Reply #62 on: 2020.March.09. 15:21:13 »
I think this is the best place to put this.

http://www.symbos.de/appinfo.htm?00027

It can be that these drivers and sources can be tailored to make EPNet  and Simbiface3 NET drivers for SymbOS.

EPNet ones can be easier, because the chip used on the EP card is an evolution of the Wiznet W5100, already used on two of the MSX net cards.

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Re: EPNET
« Reply #63 on: 2020.March.10. 15:20:45 »
EPNet ones can be easier, because the chip used on the EP card is an evolution of the Wiznet W5100, already used on two of the MSX net cards.
Yes, that's what LGB does. He just needs help. You've been waiting for Prodatron's answer for weeks ...

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Re: EPNET
« Reply #64 on: 2020.March.10. 15:57:27 »
Don't think that Jörn(Prodatron) is concentrated on SF3 development..... Hans(TMTLogic) is always waiting him to appear and finish the necessary SymbOS drivers.

I think that better we aid ourselves, or this development can last decades.... 

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Re: EPNET
« Reply #65 on: 2020.March.10. 21:15:14 »
I think this is the best place to put this.
EPNet ones can be easier, because the chip used on the EP card is an evolution of the Wiznet W5100, already used on two of the MSX net cards.
Of course, it's understandable that Prodatron writes drivers for SF3.
Network Daemon, as you wrote, has a Wiz 5100 driver. I don't think there should be many changes (there is Wiz5300 in EPNET). Bruce gave me the info about the ports.

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Re: EPNET
« Reply #66 on: 2020.March.10. 21:38:20 »
Yes the W5300 and W5100 are very similar, but the W5300 is a 16-bit device. You can read/write the high and low bytes separately, but you always have to read/write 2 bytes, even when you only want one byte eg the last byte of a packet :roll:. It leads to complications in the code :roll: :roll: and bugs :roll: :roll: :roll:!

The W5300 is higher performance and has more RAM, but I think the limiting factor for performance is probably the z80!