Getting Amiga Online with PiStorm and WiFiPi

This is a tutorial on getting an Amiga online using the PiStorm and the new wifipi.device driver.
In-Video Software:
MUI: aminet.net/pac...
AmiSSL: github.com/jen...
Prism2v2: aminet.net/pac...
MiamiDX: aminet.net/com...
MiamiDXMUI: aminet.net/com...
Ibrowse: www.ibrowse-de...
Emu68-WiFi: github.com/mic...
(Emu68 tools are in development and new versions are released often. You can get the newest versions at the link provided.)

[@janiazace]

Who did notice the SSID of the modem-router? 🙃
Thank you for the detailed explanations.

[@NightSprinter]

Clever placement of that "subscribe" graphic.

[@The_Retro_Dungeon]

@@NightSprinter I actually forgot to cover it up originally and had to remove the video, add that on, and repost it.

[@JorgeCarvalho_web_dev]

Finally!!!!!!!!!!! A great tutorial without hidden parts and easy to follow, not skipping a single step!
Thank you so much!!!!!!!!
You got a new sub

[@SBDavin]

Looked like Aminet had Descent? Very cool vid!
Nice clear screen for us to see.

[@The_Retro_Dungeon]

Thanks! I didn't notice Descent on Amninet. I'll have to look again.

[@rafaelmmartinez9170]

can you do how to connect to a bbs using this wifi emu68?

[@markregan24]

Very comprehensive training video, thank you. I've encountered a ramlib >program failed
(error #80000006) software failed error as soon as Query Device button is clicked at 21.25 in your demo.
Then, there is no choice but to reboot and go through Miami setup again, only to encounter the same error.
Any suggestions? I can't be the only one this has happened to. Under CaffeineOS WiFi works perfectly.
A1200, PiStorm32 Lite RPi3b

[@EdgeOfPanic]

Nice video but why not install P96 and use RTG GFX for Workbench ? Makes it so much nicer to use and could be another video too.

[@The_Retro_Dungeon]

Thanks! I'm waiting (im)patiently for the new hdmi-rgb pass-through hardware to be completed. The switching monitors and/or inputs thing drives me crazy.

[@EdgeOfPanic]

@@The_Retro_Dungeon Yea, waiting for that too, the switching is annoying at best, but I do love my hires true color RTG workbench.

[@psyolent.]

Thats very useful thanks for sharing

[@bryantokarsky1733]

Excellent! How does this differ from a RoadShow install?

[@The_Retro_Dungeon]

The setup for Roadshow is nearly identical. You just install it instead of Miami. If I remember correctly, Roadshow's installer will add lines to the Startup-sequence to run the wirelessmanager at startup, although, you'd have to modify the commands to use wifipi.device if you wanted it to start automatically. The only reason I used Miami instead of Roadshow is because, if you don't register Roadshow, you can only use it for 15 minutes before you have to reset the Amiga. Roadshow has the benefit of still being maintained and developed as well...