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Re: OS X, Appletalk and Apple II



dempson@actrix.gen.nz (David Empson) wrote in message news:<1fapmpg.1e37onv8l9ps0N%dempson@actrix.gen.nz>...
> Bart <you@somehost.somedomain> wrote:
> 
> > Has anyone yet set up their home net with a Mac as Localtalk Bridge, to
> > another Mac running OS X  and signed into the OS X mac from their GS, mapping
> > a drive from Finder to the desktop?
> 
> Not yet.  I haven't had my IIgs set up recently, and I don't have a
> convenient machine on which to run LocalTalk Bridge, since my SE/30
> stopped working.
> 
> There is one significant problem: out of the box, Mac OS X only supports
> acting as an AFP server over TCP/IP, not AppleTalk.  There is a
> "use_appletalk" property in NetInfo, under /config/AppleFileServer,
> which is 0 by default.  I haven't tested it yet to see whether you get
> serving over AppleTalk simply by setting this property to 1.

OS X 10.1.2 works with appletalk now. I have an LC III running 7.5.3
(no appleshare over TCP)  with Appleshare 3.0 running over ethernet,
and was sending files around last night. I moved all the Apple II
stuff down to the electronics lab where it will be easier to access
while I tinker.  It's  not very fast for some reason, but it did work.

Hope this helps