Chapter 13
AWeb
The browser can be copied. The network tick cannot.
AWeb is the browser, and the guide installs it so the finished A1200 can reach the web. Its installer is ordinary. The step that makes it a browser is a tick in WinUAE’s misc page, from chapter 1, and the core has no such tick.
- Eliminated
ClassAct
The guide sends you back to chapter 7 first.
That dependency stays only if you insist on unpacking AWeb. The network it was going to use is the next row.
- Automated
1
Save AWeb_APL34_full_020.lha into Programs.
If you still want the files on a disk, pack_directory_hdf.sh turns that folder into a slave hardfile, which is what the core mounts.
- Eliminated
2
Reload the configuration, tick bsdsocket.library emulation, and save.
Eliminated. The core does not emulate that library. Resaving a WinUAE config has no effect on the OSD.
- Eliminated
3
Click Start.
Eliminated. Boot the core.
- By hand
4–18
Extract, run Install, Intermediate User, the system partition, English, More than 2 MB, then reset.
Still the Installer, and still only worth doing if you want the program on the disk. Reset is the OSD.
- Eliminated
19
Open AWeb and use it.
The icon can open. Pages cannot load. Nothing on the core answers the bsdsocket calls the browser makes.
Step numbers follow Chapter 13 in the Green Amiga Alien guide. The words are ours.