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From: cctech-admin(a)classiccmp.org [mailto:cctech-admin@classiccmp.org]On
Behalf Of Steven N. Hirsch
Sent: 16 May 2003 22:50
To: cctech(a)classiccmp.org
Cc: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
Subject: Re: Data transfer from Apple ][ to PC
If you have the hardware and the patience to get it all working together,
I suggest AppleTalk networking. I have a IIgs and //e networked off a
Linux box (running Netatalk). Works very well for mass
file-copying, it's
fast and the file dates are preserved properly.
You'll need (at a minimum):
- Ethernet <---> LocalTalk bridge. I use a Shiva FastPath 4, but there
are dozens of models which are reported to work. Gator Box is one I've
heard a lot about.
- Apple //e + Apple Workstation card
and/or
- Apple IIgs (Rom 3 preferable)
Server can be a Mac, in which case the necessary protocols are (or should
be) there already. For Linux, you need appletalk support in the kernel
and the very latest version of netatalk.
For configuration info, read the docs. Then, read the docs. Finally,
read the code <g>.
Meep! I can do all of that apart from the LocalTalk bridge and the
Workstation card, though such a beast may exist in my Big Box Of Apple Cards
That Are Hitherto Undocumented. Hmm. At least I know where THAT is.....been
having much difficulty in finding stuff of late!
If you can scrounge up a IIgs, you don't even need the Workstation card.
LocalTalk is built in.
Steve