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Re: IIgs and OS X filesharing solutions



In article <1a410081.0402232033.108df638@posting.google.com>,
 mspangler@gemsi.com (Michael Spangler) wrote:

> Cheapest solution I found was an old mac with an ethernet card (LC
> class will do), system 7.5, and LocalTalk Bridge. I was using an LC
> III with good results, currently I have moved it up to a 7600 running
> system 8.1. Localtalk bridge will not run on 8.6 or up, and is rumored
> to be unreliable on 8.5. I never ran 8.5, so I couldn't say myself.

I ran it on either 9.1 or 9.2.2 (can't remember if I was running it off 
of the 7500 with 9.1 or the G3 with 9.2.2) a while back.  It worked just 
fine.  I had to get the GS/OS disk images onto a my Duo 2300 which has a 
floppy drive that writes ProDOS disks just fine.  Was making a set of 
system disks for someone so he could play with his GS.

I think it was probably long enough ago that it was the 7500 with 9.1, 
but the computer look so much alike that I can't remember.  And it was 
before I found out about the program (can't remember the name offhand) 
that could write ProDOS disks on the PowerMac floppy drives.


Greg B.

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