Re: An Appletalk Query

[Bart <pilgrimer@my-deja.com>]

To All:  Thank You for the input and...in a word: Drat. In two words:
Oh Drat.    I am just learning this stuff guys and your input is most
welcome.

To Illustrate my point, here is a (poor) picture of the LC in
question.  It is the Mac on top of the Compaq PC:
http://www.teleport.com/~barpri/pics/networkstuff/pics/library1.jpg
the Asante is the bottom blinky lights on the left.

David thanks. that explains it. Not that I like it. Yes I can access
stuff from
an HFS volume but, I didn't wanna have junk in two places.  oh well...
I guess I need to do some movin.. I have a lot of stuff stashed there.

This does bring to mind another query: the ProDOS partition is of
course
seen by the Mac and appears on the desktop, but, when Appletalk loads
(remember this is version 3.0.3) it always pops an error: "XYZ volume
cannot be shared".  any way to get it to then ignore the ProDOS
volume?

As to the question of ProDOS ethernet drivers, uh, no.  I am using
Asante EN/SC Mac drivers  (http://www.jmug.org/macdrivers/index.html if
you need them).  When you bring up the "Slots" control panel on the IIe
card and select a Network card then reboot (In this config I will boot
from the network from a IIci Mac I also have on the "Network from
Heck"  running 3.0.3) it actually re-directs the link across the
ethernet,
which in effect allows a IIe to access via an ethernet, hence my
previous remark.

If anyone is interested, I just got through re-arranging my "server
room"  <--basement shop, in a more rational manner and took some small
pictures thereof:
http://www.teleport.com/~barpri/pics/networkstuff/pic2/

Again folks.  Thanks for the info.
-Bart


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