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Ddougg3 replied to the thread A note on RDEV/PRER ("Chooser Extension") development.Sorry for derailing again cheesestraws! As far as I know, there has been no further development on the GUI, other than bigmessowires...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread -12V short to GND on my Quadra 840AV logic board.I missed this post at first and you've already figured it out, but I just wanted to reassure you about the 16 ohm multimeter beeping...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread A note on RDEV/PRER ("Chooser Extension") development.I don't want to derail cheesestraws' cool thread too much, but you definitely did design the icon and you did a great job! It's still...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread What does the PowerBook control panel do on a PB 165?.It is for SCSI disk mode, which lets you use the PowerBook as if it’s an external hard disk. The control panel lets you change the SCSI...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread TashTalk: Single-Chip LocalTalk Interface.Wow...I never saw the whole "pretends to be an ether device" stuff in the comments at the top of this driver but now I see them after...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread TashTalk: Single-Chip LocalTalk Interface.I implemented a userspace barebones LocalTalk to EtherTalk bridge for my project, prior to getting the kernel module working. I believe...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread TashTalk: Single-Chip LocalTalk Interface.I'll try to jump in with my thoughts here, but I think cheesestraws pretty much covered it. Page A-3 in Inside AppleTalk talks a...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread TashTalk: Single-Chip LocalTalk Interface.Whoops! I misread your previous message. Either way, still sounds good… You’re absolutely right about bit rot. I don’t think too many...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread TashTalk: Single-Chip LocalTalk Interface.Cool that 921600 worked! The solution that I’ve been (slowly) working on actually creates an “lt0” LocalTalk network interface in Linux...
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Ddougg3 replied to the thread TashTalk: Single-Chip LocalTalk Interface.That's super awesome! Nice work! So basically you've made a LocalTalk-specific SCC replacement that's way cheaper than a brand new SCC...