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This is Awesome! Got mine working with ESP-01 installed roadshow and used your script. My CD32 is now WiFi Enabled! Running great at 115200.
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nice work. :) This is exactly what i had in mind when i put the ESP header on there.

This really is great stuff, I just saw on a German Amiga forum A1k that there is a good few now getting their TF330 online using Steves script and a chepo ESP module, I am waiting for a ESP programmer so I can join the club :)

And awesome work again Steve

supaduper wrote: 10 Apr 2020 13:18 This really is great stuff, I just saw on a German Amiga forum A1k that there is a good few now getting their TF330 online using Steves script and a chepo ESP module, I am waiting for a ESP programmer so I can join the club :)

And awesome work again Steve

Just read through that thread... For goodness sake they don't half like to make things hard work in Germany. Things like saying adjust IP settings .. :doh: they dont understand that its all automatic.

I'll just stay off that forum i think.

Yes even what little I know, with wifi its all automatic when connecting to your router with modern protocols :)

On another note I have had a run on sales of TF330 from all over Europe, its as if they think it`s the end of the wold ! :) good job I am self isolated and can still use the local post office.

supaduper wrote: 11 Apr 2020 04:24 Yes even what little I know, with wifi its all automatic when connecting to your router with modern protocols :)

On another note I have had a run on sales of TF330 from all over Europe, its as if they think it`s the end of the wold ! :) good job I am self isolated and can still use the local post office.

Well done sir.

everything updated in one place.

https://github.com/terriblefire/terribl ... er/esp8266

On the topic of "adjust IP settings"....

So after flashing the ESP, it gets set to a 192.168.x.x. IP

My home network runs on a 10.0.x.x IP range

Should I be changing the 192.168.x.x IP set by default when the ESP get flashed, or does the NAT allow the ESP to use both 192.168.x.x and my home 10.0.x.x IP range?

The internal esp IP is set to 192.168.240.1 and amiga is 192.168.240.2

Your WiFi lan is a different network and gets handled by DHCP within the ESP.

In other words you don’t need to change anything

Let me try and put this another way... I assume people know how networks work but lets draw a picture ...
The choice of Amiga IP address is not negotiable. It must be 192.168.240.2 no matter what class of network you have. The Amiga doesnt know anything about what IP it has on your LAN.

Yep, got it. Good explanation, good diagram, thank you!