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On Thu, 18 Apr 96 at 23:58:59, Ian Stonelake wrote:

IS> MushyPea (MushyPea@etchq.demon.co.uk) wrote:
IS> >First I run netpnet-server on one machine, and then on the other
IS> >Then I mount the NET: device on both machines.
IS> This maybe an obvious question but I presume you are running netpnet-server
IS> with different unit numbers on each machine? ie netpnet-server UNIT 0 and 
IS> UNIT=1 in the mountlist entry and vice versa on the other machine.

Yes, I've checked that several times.  netpnet-server is run with the
opposite unit number to the one in the mountlist.  On both machines.

IS> If it's still failing you must either have corrupt software or a faulty 
IS> parallel port.

That's what I thought - although I have used ParNET from three different
sources (two CD-ROMs and AmiNet download), and both machines print with no
problems...

Frankly, I'm baffled.

And I've checked and re-checked the cable (with a multimeter) and all the
appropriate pins are connected.

Argh!  Help!

Ian.
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