Re: Owner of 2 Localtalk adapters... now what?

["Jonathan Herr" <dracosilver@wi.rr.com>]

Ok... is it slot 1 or slot 7?  cause i have a CFFA installed in that slot...

What drivers do i need (i assume off of the floppy install disks)

And what version of Appletalk is needed on the MACINTOSH, (i'm using this
macintosh sort of as a 'bridge' since i don't have win 2000/xp and that is
needed to write to the CFFA's CF card using a card reader and CiderPress)

<aiiadict@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> You need slot 7 set to appletalk
> in the control panel.
>
> You need the drivers installed on
> the IIgs.
>
> You need the correct version
> of appletalk installed on Macintrash
> computer.
>
> http://home.swbell.net/rubywand/Csa2APPLICS.html
>
> 012- How can I use a Mac as a network server with my GS?
>
>      In order to use the Mac as a server with a useable system folder
> you will
> have to have AppleShare version 3 running on the Mac. It sounds like
> you are
> wanting to use a local boot disk on the GS and then log on to the Mac
> to use
> tha Mac hard drive. This will work with file sharing active on the Mac.
> The
> disk you need to make for the GS is a Network: Local Startup and not a
> Network:
> Server Startup disk. When booting from this disk you will be able to
> log on to
> the Mac and will be left in the program launcher. There is not enough
> room on a
> 800k disk for the finder along with the network files. I believe that
> you will
> also need to add the HSF FST to your statup boot disk also because it
> is not
> put there in the default install. Check in the drivers folder to be
> sure.
>
>      On the Mac set up a folder for the GS to use and turn on file
> sharing. On
> the GS, from the launcher get into the finder on your system disk and
> then copy
> the finder to the new folder on the Mac. Now you should be able to
> reboot the
> GS and after logging on the Mac, from the launcher, run the finder on
> the Mac
> hard drive. You will now return to the Mac hard drive when you quit
> your GS
> applications. You can put both applications and data files on the Mac
> and run
> them from there just like it was a drive attached to the GS. The speed
> in about
> the same as running from a 3 1/2 floppy, maybe a little faster. You are
> limited
> in what you can put in your system because of the 800k disk but having
> the
> finder on the Mac really helps.
>
>      If you can find a copy of AppleShare version 3 then you can boot
> directly
> from the Mac without any disk on the GS and the system size can be
> whatever the
> memory in the GS can handle.
>