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14 projects about “tcp-ip”
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TFTP client program for the Amiga, using only the SANA-II network device driver API, and no TCP/IP stack
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Modern TCP/IP stack for AmigaOS 3.2: lwIP core, bsdsocket.library, netdev driver ABI (SANA-II replacement)
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An IPv4+IPv6 TCP/IP stack for classic AmigaOS, and the networking commands to go with it. Provides bsdsocket.library on top of Eclipse ThreadX NetX Duo, driving the SANA-II cards you already have.
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Open, modernised TCP/IP stack for 68k AmigaOS — a GPL fork of AmiTCP/IP 3.0b2 providing a Roadshow-compatible bsdsocket.library ABI (interoperability only; no Roadshow code).
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A utility for C-Net Amiga BBS written in ARexx which logs the caller's IP address. A full AmiTCP or Genesis TCP/IP stack is required.
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Open Source Amiga Full TCP/IP Stack
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squirt - Remotely manage your Amiga over TCP/IP from modern systems
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Native AmigaOS on/off switch + status panel for the Roadshow TCP/IP stack - GadTools Commodity with Ping/TraceRoute and an ARexx port. Inspired by Roadie. 68000+/KS2.0+.
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SNTP network time client for AmigaOS - sets the clock on any Amiga with a TCP/IP stack
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Offloaded TCP/IP and TLS for classic Amiga, via a hardware coprocessor mailbox. Drop-in bsdsocket.library + catalyst.library.
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Network Manager for RoadShow Amiga TCP/IP stack
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A graphical network portscanner and simple TCP/IP utilities for the Commodore Amiga
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🕹️ Old computers, modern APIs. How far back in computing history can we go calling @Openapi®?
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Remote-control a real Amiga over TCP/IP - run commands, capture the screen, inject input
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A virtual serial device for AmigaOS that behaves like a Hayes modem but talks TCP, so BBS software can answer telnet calls unmodified