Recent content by kerobaros

Home from work. I had already had ethernet_addr uncommented in jrouter.yaml, with a different MAC than my server's ethernet adapter in it. Left that uncommented. Also commented out the ATALKD_OPTIONS for netatalk. Created a tap interface, gave it an up command, set an IP address for it, pointed...

So in other words, if I run Netatalk on a different machine entirely, it would be more likely to "see" jrouter on the network and connect to it automatically. Guess it's time to press a Pi into service and see if that works better. Sounds like a job for the weekend.

I forgot to specify, both containers are using "host" networking. That should let them see each other, I think? I could be wrong though.

No, all ethernet. When I initially had just ATALKD_INTERFACE filled out and ATALKD_OPTIONS empty, atalkd chose its own zone and address instead of asking jrouter (hosted on the same machine, both in docker containers) for an address. I could've had things misconfigured though, I'll try again...

Okay I think I figured out my problem: I was adding my ethernet interface to both the ATALKD_INTERFACE *and* the ATALKD_OPTIONS line. Now that I only have the interface listed in the former, and my phase/net/addr/zone in the latter, my netatalk server seems to be joining the existing zone...

I have Netatalk running well, using the docker compose file listed on the GitHub. Works great, no complaints, etc. Now I am trying to get setup to connect to the GlobalTalk network, using jrouter (https://gitea.drjosh.dev/josh/jrouter). I had some success last night browsing around from my 7300...

This may be a silly idea, but have you tried marking the hard drive image as a read only file on the SD card while the SD is attached to your modern system? No idea if the ZuluSCSI/MacSD firmware will respect that filesystem flag, but that's the first thing I'd try.

Great, thank you!

I am also very curious as to the state of Turbo Mouse support.

Hey this rules, thank you. Have you/would you put up your python crawler somewhere?

The first example of a mixed mode CD I could think of was the original release of Warcraft II. Download #4 here appears to be a bin/cue image of the CD. Download #3 on the same page appears to be a .toast image of the same disc, but I though I had previously read that .toast images could only...

Thank you! Let me know if you need images to test it with.

Can the ST400 handle CDs with audio tracks?

I never played much Quake 3, but this sounds exactly like the Facing Worlds series of maps for the Unreal Tournament games.

I am 100% on board with your need for speed, but I would love to know what you'd use all that throughput for (other than setting benchmarks on fire)