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Thanks all for your speedy replies..

Well I've got it working now! (well through MiNT)

As directed by Mikro I'm using an FTPServer (a Greek one!) on my ST and 
a client on my PC.

It hogs much less resources / mem and works fine! I'm getting near 
100kbps binary transfer which I
think is ok.

Finally the end to 720k disks between my PC and ST :)
Still not got the STing route working but I'll keep plugging away at that.

Cheers
Grazey

phf.atari.org  Demo coders since 1983
sndh.atari.org   SNDH maintainer

Mark Duckworth wrote:
> On 1/19/10 7:43 AM, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
>> On Tuesday 19 January 2010 07:25 am, George Nakos wrote:
>>
>>   
>>> NetUSBee  and  Ethernec are compatible, the problem lies in setting up
>>> sting  properly.  I only know 2 or 3 people with working sting setups.
>>> The rest (including myself) are unable to get it to work.
>>>      
>> I've got STing working with an EtherNEC here. (or I did last time I 
>> used it)
>>
>>    
> I too have sting working with an ethernec with no problems.
>
> Thanks,
> mark
>
>
>
>