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-Playing WHDload games with Nergear PCMCIA plugged
Posted on 5-May-2013 5:09:58
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| Hello,
Somebody happened any time, When try to play WHDload games with the Netgear PCMCIA card plugged, some WHDload games not work properly?. Just work fine with the card unplugged.
Exist any way to fix this with any command or app?.
The cardreset and cardpatch it is installed.
Any comment, suggest, help are welcome.
Regards.
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Re: -Playing WHDload games with Nergear PCMCIA plugged
Posted on 5-May-2013 8:52:43
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Having it connected shouldn't be a problem. Do you kill the TCP/IP-stack before running the WHDLoad games? If you're using a wireless card don't forget to also shutdown wirelessmanager or what it's called.
You can do it with the break command. First run status to check the process number. Then run break "processnumber"
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Re: -Playing WHDload games with Nergear PCMCIA plugged
Posted on 5-May-2013 19:48:38
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| You can do it with the break command. First run status to check the process number. Then run break "processnumber" |
Yeah men, thats work!. Check the process number and break the process number.
Thanks for your comment and help!
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Re: -Playing WHDload games with Nergear PCMCIA plugged
Posted on 7-May-2013 19:28:02
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Nice that it solved your issue.
I had the same issue a while ago and it was Neil Cafferkey who explained how to shutdown
Wirelessmanager (i forgot about status and break). |
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Re: -Playing WHDload games with Nergear PCMCIA plugged
Posted on 7-May-2013 22:26:54
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fryguy wrote:
You can do it with the break command. First run status to check the process number. Then run break "processnumber" |
That reminds me... Many, many years ago I wrote a couple of ARexx scripts for handling tasks by name rather than by number. Handy as you don't need to look up the task number each time, so you can put it in a script for example which you can run easily before running WHDLoad.
It searches for the correct task number for you, then sends the break command automatically, so all you need to type is:
RX Break.rexx wirelessmanager
You can see it here:
http://aminet.net/package/util/cli/TaskByName.lha
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