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I created a public ftp directory ftp://kolibrios.org/users/seppe to publish my works in progress. (Thank you CleverMouse.)
In there you will find the KbTool application and a folder Klib with all it's files of interest.
The folder Klibex_apps contains the executables of the Klib examples.
Can we load & run them online from KolibriOS?

You can use the FTP client (FTPc) to download these files in kolibrios.
You can also use the 'internet downloader' application to download a file over HTTP instead (http://ftp.kolibrios.org/...)

hidnplayr wrote:You can use the FTP client (FTPc) to download these files in kolibrios.
You can also use the 'internet downloader' application to download a file over HTTP instead (http://ftp.kolibrios.org/...)

That sounds realy great! Thank you.

However, up to now I haven't been able to do any networking with KolibriOS, and i dont think I am the only one.
Could you publish a small "Networking on KolibriOS for dummies" in English?
Including URL syntax examples and troubleshooting.

I get board messages like "No answer from DHCP server, ipv4-output ARP error=FFFFFFFF UDP-output failed, . . .
On my laptop, driver RTL8169 is installed.
On my HP desktop, no driver is installed for Ethernet device 10DE from Intel Corp.

Thank you.

It's a good idea, I'll try to throw something together.

On your laptop, I assume you have the ethernet cable connected to your local network?
How does your local network look like? Do you have a 'router' device? Or maybe everything is built into one thing you call 'modem' ?
Do you use ADSL? maybe you need to dial in (and therefore need PPPoE support?)

ethernet card 8086 10DE (82567LM-3) might work with the i8254x driver, try replacing netcfg program inside kolibri.img with the attached version to load this driver for your card.

EDIT: broken binary removed

Does this help you in any way? http://wiki.kolibrios.org/wiki/Networking_for_dummies
(These things seem straightforward to me, so I might have missed the obvious...)

And this?
http://wiki.kolibrios.org/wiki/Using_ko ... _with_ftpc

hidnplayr wrote:ethernet card 8086 10DE (82567LM-3) might work with the i8254x driver, try replacing netcfg program inside kolibri.img with the attached version to load this driver for your card.

Sorry, still no driver installed.
But no need to spent time on this, it's an old desktop that needs replacement anyway.
Thank you for trying.

hidnplayr wrote:Does this help you in any way?
http://wiki.kolibrios.org/wiki/Networking_for_dummies
http://wiki.kolibrios.org/wiki/Using_ko ... _with_ftpc

Certainly! Descriptions like these are essential. Although they still need improvement.

After a "zeroconfig" I suddenly got the notification "you are now connected to the network"
I made it to my folder in KolibriOS.org using FTPc as in your example.
After that, all commands (list, retr, ...) result in a hang of the application.
Then i need to restart in order to have address resolving again.

Please dont bother to help me with this now. We both have enough other things on our mind.

It would please me to hear when someone is able to online load&run my klib examples on KolibriOS:
ftp://kolibrios.org/users/seppe/Klib/Kl ... s/Klibex01 up to . . .

seppe wrote:

hidnplayr wrote:ethernet card 8086 10DE (82567LM-3) might work with the i8254x driver, try replacing netcfg program inside kolibri.img with the attached version to load this driver for your card.

Sorry, still no driver installed.
But no need to spent time on this, it's an old desktop that needs replacement anyway.
Thank you for trying.

It is where my interest lays. Can you please post pcidev.txt here (generated by pcidev application) of the computer in question?
What does the netcfg application show on this computer?

seppe wrote: Please dont bother to help me with this now. We both have enough other things on our mind.

These are exactly the things on my mind, problems with network drivers/network stack

hidnplayr wrote:Can you please post pcidev.txt here (generated by pcidev application) of the computer in question?
What does the netcfg application show on this computer?

See attached pcidev.txt.
netcfg shows 8086 10DE 00 19 02 05 Intel Corp. Ethernet none
Have a nice weekend.

With netcfg posted here, driver should be reported as i8254x instead of none, one of us must have made a mistake... Ill check the binary in the morning.

It was I who made an error. Here comes the fixed version..

hidnplayr wrote:Here comes the fixed version..

Thank you for the new version. This time the driver is installed: 8086 10DE i8254x.
I see physical trafic (send 20, received 135, link state unknown.
IPv4 sent 6, received 0, 169.254.011.055.
ftpc: Name resolution fails, but no hang.
Good luck.

An OS that hangs, hangs!

seppe wrote:

hidnplayr wrote:Here comes the fixed version..

Thank you for the new version. This time the driver is installed: 8086 10DE i8254x.
I see physical trafic (send 20, received 135, link state unknown.
IPv4 sent 6, received 0, 169.254.011.055.
ftpc: Name resolution fails, but no hang.
Good luck.

An OS that hangs, hangs!

Can you try again with this i8254x driver (more debug info) and post boardlog (or send it in PM) ?