Yes, indeed. You can transfer files from Mini vMac by joining the LocalTalk network wirelesslyWhat’s the status of this project? If it is what I think it is it sounds awesome. You can transfer files from a Mac emulator to a 68k Mac over Wi-Fi as well as link two 68k makes over apple share through Wi-Fi?
Maser on the website it looks like the only option is to DIY one?
Awesome So how many would I need?Yes, indeed. You can transfer files from Mini vMac by joining the LocalTalk network wirelessly
I have a few left, go for the PRO version if you want a complete (non-DIY) product. https://www.Airtalk.shop
This is exactly want to do as well. Don’t care about speed. So I should get two then?I am not sure about your Atari, but always a nice thing to try;-)
I generally use them between two of or more 68k Macs and occasionally to a Mini vMac instance. Remember it is LocalTalk, so don’t expect Ethernet speeds;-)
Don’t forget the printer/serial cables if you don’t have them yet!
Na I’m just going to be linking two devices to transfer files. Either two 68k Macs or one and my MacBook Pro.Do you always connect multiple Macs in a network, then maybe more. My suggestion is always 2, or equivalent to the LocalTalk concurrent network connected Macs.
I do have 1 diy kit left, but I suggest the PRO because of the look and feel.
Group buy?Dang I am in USA so shipping is going to be $30.00….
Could you say more about how to use LocalTalk with Mini vMac to connect with a computer using AirTalk? Do I need to compile a custom build of Mini vMac to enable LocalTalk support? From what info I could find, it sounds like this is only supported on OS X and not Windows or Linux?
Just spitballing... instead of emulating a whole 68k computer with Mini vMac, it would be cool to have a minimal OS X / Windows / Linux program that you could point to a directory and say "share this over LocalTalk". Instant file server
That might workGroup buy?
Totally agree, this would be awesome - I haven't had enough time or energy to devote to do it, alas. I'm hoping that @robin-fo's AppleTalk efforts eventually produce something like this, though - their prototype AppleTalk user-land stack supports the same protocol (LocalTalk-over-UDP) and will interoperate without issues.
Let me know if I can facilitate somethingThat might work