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Re: Appleshare volumes for the IIe
- Subject: Re: Appleshare volumes for the IIe
- From: mdj.mdj@gmail.com (Matt Jenkins)
- Date: 23 Nov 2004 16:37:27 -0800
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> The Mac better handle HFS volumes, being that IS what
> it is made to handle. :o) The version of ProDOS is
> not important except when trying to format 32MB volumes,
> I think. V1.4 and above should be ok for your application,
> but, again, it is unimportant to the Mac. Just need maybe
> a 10-20MB ProDOS partition on the drive, and you can do
> one if the empty space is available using the SCSI utils
> which are included with the Mac OS. :o)
Actually, there is a known bug in ProDOS 1.4 regarding AppleShare use,
which may or may not be causing your issues. Unforunately this version
was shipped with the AppleShare utilities. You should upgrade it to
at least 1.9, or if you've got a copy 2.0.3
I run AppleShare on my IIe against various Mac hosts, and also against my
Linux box which is running the netatalk package (visible to the localtalk
network via LocalTalk bridge running on a Quadra I have lying around)
Cheers,
Matt