Drivers needed

Ahh... I like Macs. I even have a IIvx, but it needs a new motherboard. The Macintosh Asante drivers are at http://www.asante.com/support/s_c1.html. For TCP/IP, you'll need MacTCP, ftp://ftp.apple.com/developer/Development_Kits/MacTCP.sit.hqx This file is large(around 2MB), but it has all the latest stuff(MacTCP 2.0.6 and a bunch of other files). And of course the ethernet support from the 7.1 insaller. And other stuff that I don't know about if you need to have access to some wierd thing(hehe... I've got a copy of Apple's 5250 gateway software! All it wants is its own neworked Mac II and an AS/400 to connect to). Dial-up connections require even more software, FreePPP is probably the best recent software for use with MacTCP. All this stuff does OK with a IIvx(helps to upgrade to a bigger hard drive than the original 40/80MB), but older machines like an SE or Classic, basically anything with less than a 68030, and it starts to get bogged down. Then it's time to start minimizing... That gets fun. I remember when the IIvx was my internet machine. 80MB hard drives fill up FAST. Hell, it was full before I got to the internet, one of the local BBS's had TONS of stuff to download. But like the old computers we love, old BBS's go down... DJO was THE best(and I think pretty close to the oldest) BBS in Portland. Not much left now, everyone is busy on the internet. <sigh> I wonder what happened to those old C64/TI-99 systems. Guess I'll go fire up my Apple II(love those old 300bps modems). I really should unsubscribe, I get too depressed thinking about old computers. At least until I go to the basement and start digging around inside them again. -------------------------------------------------------------- | http://members.tripod.com/~jrollins/index.html | | orham(a)qth.net list admin KD7BCY | | ham-mac(a)qth.net Portland, OR | --------------------------------------------------------------