Beta 11:

- some device insertions caused crashes
- quick start mode on/off registry setting fixed (b9)
- A3000 RAM detection problem fixed (b10)
- some hardfiles didnīt automount
- Sana2 device is working, at least in theory..

Sana 2 device emulation instructions:

Requirements:

OpenVPN Win32 TAP driver http://openvpn.net/download.html (OpenVPN 2.1_rc4 or newer) run OpenVPN installer, only needed component is "TAP-Win32 Virtual Ethernet Adapter"

Now TAP Adapter and real network adapter needs to be bridged. Go to "Network Connections", select both TAP adapter and your real network adapter and select "Bridge Connections" from right mouse menu. http://www.pavelec.net/adam/openvpn/bridge/ (only steps 1 and 2 are needed, name is not important)

Check new bridged adapter has correct IP settings. (This is now your "real" network adapter) Windows networking should continue working normally.

(Perhaps there is simpler solution?)

Enable "uaenet.device" in misc-panel. Emulation-side device name is "uaenet.device" (remember to disable bsdsocket emulation or there may be bsdsocket.library conflicts)

Note: without bridging all sent data goes to black hole and nothing can be received either. Emulator canīt detect bridgeīs status.

Not supported (yet):
- multicast
- tracked stats counters
- promiscuous mode
- something I forgot..

Other notes:

- global stats may not be correct
- stability may not be too good
- very ugly interrupt routine.. (CopyToBuff,CopyFromBuff made things very complex..)
- produces lots of logging
- MiamiDX DHCP and ping worked
- OS3.9 Genesis never tries to send any data.. Confusing..
- didnīt test AmiTCP, I didnīt bother to configure it
- as you can see, not much testing done..