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[cecileclimbing]

hi.

I had the message "you re not connected to a server" while I was using my amule 2.0.0. It sais also at the bottom that my version was outdated or smthing lik that...

So I downloaded the newer version, put it in my applications folder, but when I clic on it nothing opens...

here is my System Version:   Mac OS X 10.3.9 (7W98)

[thedude0001]

moved to Mac forum...

[lionel77]

Have a look at this thread. If you could follow the instructions from my second post in that thread and post the results back into that thread that would be great.

[Kry]

I bet he downloaded the 10.4 version for a 10.3...

[lionel77]

Good call. That's a definite possibility.

[cecileclimbing]

yes, oups!

but now I ve got the right version, I ve managed to open it, but when I do a search, it says that I m not connected to a server...How do I do that?

[thedude0001]

Click on the "Connect" button, top left ^^

[cecileclimbing]

I clicked on the little triangle to update servers list

I was then able to do a search, but in the file transfers window, it goes very slowly...

Is there anything to do to improve the download speed and efficiency?

ta

[thedude0001]

http://www.amule.org/wiki/index.php/AMule_is_slow

[cecileclimbing]

thanks

but how do I know what are my up/download  speed limits?

[lionel77]

You should have gotten that information from your provider (e.g., info material, your contract, etc.), But you could also try to find it out using a connection tester.

However note that connection speeds are often specified in kilobits per second while aMule wants you to enter kilobytes per second. Since 1byte = 8 bits, you need to divide the speed in kbit/s by 8 to get the speed in kbytes/s which aMule needs.