25 Oct
2000
25 Oct
'00
8:31 a.m.
--- Bill Pechter <pechter(a)pechter.dyndns.org> wrote:
In theory.
On Oct 24,
8:36, Eric J. Korpela wrote:
I believe a Linux box with the proper AppleTalk card
may work... I know Netatalk and CAP seem to work well with
Ethertalk -- but I've
never had a PC box with the Appletalk hardware board to try.
I've had great luck with Netatalk (except for having to reboot the Linux
box all the time when making network changes). When it's running, it
runs well.
I happen to have this ancient Appletalk card - DB9 connector and all. I
remember researching it a couple of years ago and there was some interest
in Linux drivers. Never did hear what happened to it.
-ethan
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25 Oct
25 Oct
9:03 a.m.
In theory.
There are appletalk board configuration in the Linux kernel
config process now...
Bill
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I know Netatalk and CAP seem to work well with
Ethertalk -- but I've
never had a PC box with the Appletalk hardware board to try.
I've had great luck with Netatalk (except for having to reboot the Linux
box all the time when making network changes). When it's running, it
runs well.
I happen to have this ancient Appletalk card - DB9 connector and all. I
remember researching it a couple of years ago and there was some interest
in Linux drivers. Never did hear what happened to it.
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