> My IIgs is on the apartment Ethernet, although more or less per kludge.
> I have a Dayna EtherPrint-T box that converts LocalTalk, of which I have
> a number of systems running (a Mac Plus, an old PC using an Apple ISA
> card, an SE/30 and the IIgs), into EtherTalk and emits it over the main
> apartment backbone. The IIgs is plugged into the LocalTalk segment and
> shares files with the NetBSD server running netatalk (ironically, it's a
> Mac IIci, but this should work fine with any Unix-based system with
> support ... I did have to recompile the kernel to allow DDP traffic).
> Note, that's netatalk, not netatalk-asun ... never used the latter.
I've done pretty much the same thing. (A schematic of my network is at
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/~korpela/network.gif ) Unfortunately, I
have a 140GB SNAP server and PC with multigigabyte drives using PC MacLAN on
the ethernet. If either of these in on the network (the default condition)
the //gs hangs in the chooser. I assume it's because of some filesystem
size limit inherent in the //gs implementation of AFP. Anyone know of a
work around? I'd really like to back up the SCSI drive on the //gs to the
SNAP server. Some day in my copious spare time, I'll pull out a
debugger....
Eric
Received on Thu Dec 11 2003 - 15:58:45 GMT
