TCP/IP on eightbitters

From: THETechnoid_at_home.com <(THETechnoid_at_home.com)>
Date: Thu Nov 23 09:04:19 2000

I'm not so sure that is going to work. The Apple II's scsiface is likely a
very simple, small-word device.

Regards,

Jeff

In <200011230203.SAA21888_at_ellie.ssl.berkeley.edu>, on 11/23/00
   at 10:04 AM, "Eric J. Korpela" <korpela_at_ellie.ssl.berkeley.edu> said:

>> >I was refering to a product Apple designed but never released when I was
>> >talking about the ethernet board. The TCP-IP stack came from a third party
>> >about 2 years ago and is called Marinetti.
>>
>> I was actually referring to a new Ethernet project. There should be more info
>> here: http://www.a2central.com/features/y2kfest/announce/lancegs/index.html

>I've often wondered how difficult it would be to use one of my Mac SCSI
>Ethernet boxes to put my IIgs on the net. I'd need to reverse engineer
>the interface and then hack Marinetti to support it (assuming it is
>actually release open source).

>Does anyone have a program for the Mac that will trap all the traffic
>to/from a given SCSI ID?

>Eric

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