The only use case for Netatalk 3 at the moment that comes to mind (I could be seriously mistaken) is if you need Time Machine support. Since Time Machine now uses APFS, which cannot be shared via AFP, then yeah there's almost zero reasons to use Netatalk 3.
I tried looking too, and came up empty.
http://discmaster.textfiles.com/
This site was apparently the source for the EasyShare full version breakthrough.
I wouldn't use Netatalk 3 for any reason unless you're specifically looking for Time Machine stuff.
You should use Netatalk 2.3.2, assuming it's a modern distribution of Linux.
What's probably happening is that Netatalk 3 is looking for DHX2 authentication but the best you can get with ASC...
Update is still in the works, should be done sometime end of summer maybe end of year. Notably the Chart is at least 50% more accurate this time.
Today's work: A/UX 2.0.0 to Netatalk VM file server.
There should be nothing wrong with the LC card.
MacTCP is used for TCP connections (i.e. FTP, Telnet, SSH, ...) and unless AFP over TCP is used, then MacTCP has nothing to do with AppleTalk. Generally the only time MacTCP does anything via AppleTalk is via MacIP, which requires a MacIP server...
I've got the same thing going on with mine.
https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/3d-printed-programmers-switches-random-se-30-reboots.47160/
I've got some old solder in the usual places like below the RAM banks, and some fuzzy solder in some other areas, but nothing like near your sound...
Repeated RAM tests pass, no indication of bodgy RAM. ... It has been fussy about RAM disks before though, but in a weird way: if a RAM disk was open, Disk Copy 6.3.3 would bomb the system. The reboots are random, even while during start up sequence.
I'm getting random reboots on my SE/30.
The power supply has been fully recapped, the motherboard was recapped some time ago, the ROM SIMM has had the contacts reflowed yesterday so now it actually boots. Power supply voltages are fine. No visibly damaged traces or anything abnormal. Any...
Not as far as I can tell.
https://archive.org/details/Mac_SpInside_Mac_May92_Text
There was someone on VCF advertising one, but that was in 2009. sadge
True, but the system connectivity limitations remained the same. 10.4 Tiger and 10.4 Tiger Server still have the same requirement for AFP over TCP, unless it's a printer.
Looks good! Tell me though. What version of Mac OS X/macOS would this have compatibility with? 10.4 Tiger compatibility is probably a long shot, but since many of us still have PPC OS X boxes, it would be nice to have that. Also I have a Intel mac mini that cannot go beyond 10.15, so...it's...