Internet Access: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 08:48, 4 December 2011

If you thought accessing the internet on your Atari was impossible - think again! The following tutorials will help you out.

You can achieve networking capability using serial lines.

For faster networking, you need at least one of these networking hardware for your Atari, and following one of these configurations.

Generic Sting Setup
Generic Atari networking with Internet Connection Sharing & Windows-Atari network interoperability
Mint Networking manual installation

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 If you thought accessing the internet on your Atari was impossible - think again!  The following tutorials will help you out.
-You need at least one of these [[Add-on_hardware#Networking|networking hardware]] for your Atari.
+You can achieve networking capability using serial lines.
-* Generic [[Sting Setup]]
 * Internet access [[Via Falcon & Null Modem cable]] with a Linux machine
 * [[Falcon to Wireless Internet! (using serial null modem and PC with USB - includes file transfer)]]
 * [[Falcon to Internet using Serial Null modem and PC with USB - includes file transfer]]
+* Setting up [http://phsw.110mb.com/nw-w7ppp.html PPP on Windows 7] and sharing it with your Atari
+For faster networking, you need at least one of these [[Add-on_hardware#Networking|networking hardware]] for your Atari, and following one of these configurations.
+* Generic [[Sting Setup]]
 * [http://phsw.110mb.com/nw-ethernet.html Generic Atari networking] with Internet Connection Sharing & Windows-Atari network interoperability
 * [http://phsw.110mb.com/sw-mintnetw.html Mint Networking] manual installation
-* Setting up [http://phsw.110mb.com/nw-w7ppp.html PPP on Windows 7] and sharing it with your Atari
-Back to [[Main_Page]]
+Back to [[Main Page]]
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