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Just some additional follow-up for anyone struggling to get this running. By default, /usr/local/etc/netatalk/afpd.conf does not have ddp enabled, which does not allow older systems to access shares. Change the -noddp to -ddp and restart the service (on debian: sudo service afpd restart)...

Turns out it was a package called "pkg-config" that wasn't installed. After that, it compiles fine and runs.

Not working for me. This is on a freshly installed Debian i386 11.3 VM. Here's an outline of what I'm doing: apt install git libssl-dev libdb-dev autotools-dev automake libtool git clone https://github.com/rdmark/Netatalk-2.x.git cd Netatalk-2.x ./bootstrap Fails with the error I listed...

What system are people compiling this on? I've tried ubuntu 20.04 as well as Debian 11.3 and get the same error each time when I do ./bootstrap (see below). I'm new to making my own Docker images, but I'd like to get a Docker image made where it's a bit less painless to get something up and...

I'm definitely interested in at least 2, possibly 4 of these. A lovely piece of engineering.

I'll give that a shot, thanks. I couldn't get netatalk to run correctly on a RasPi 3 so that's why I used a VM. It compiles and installs fine on the RasPi 3, and the afpd service is running, but atalkd, papd, etc all fail with errors atalkd: $ sudo service atalkd status Feb 08 22:24:14...

This is fantastic. I'm working on getting this up and running as well. So far, it compiles and works well on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS running in a virtual machine. BTW, does anyone remember why netatalk shares don't show up in the Chooser under Mac OS 9? Is it the AFP over TCP thing? Any way to change...

Well, turns out it probably was the monitor, at least in part. Picked up an identical 17" Studio Display on FaceBook Marketplace (for $20!) and it's been working fine for 3 days now with no difficulties waking from sleep and the USB hub actually seems to work fine. 🤷🏻‍♂️

No third party card. All slots empty and only usb devices are the keyboard and mouse. I’ll have to figure out how to check the power supply.

I recently picked up a Qucksilver 933 and 17” ADC studio display that appeared to be in great condition. It passes the Apple Hardware test without any failures and I’ve swapped in known good RAM just in case. The problem is that it crashes randomly, especially when waking from sleep or...

Saw this project when I was looking for a software/hardware combo that would allow me to plug an Apple ][ Grappler Card into it and emulate a parallel port printer: http://www.retroprinter.com Seems like the project is dead/stalled. I wonder how hard it would be to do something similar with the...

Did Kensington ever make a trackball for the Mac 128k/512k/Plus? I much prefer trackballs to mice with my classic Macs and have a couple ADB models for use with my SE/30's and even use them with my PowerBook G3's. My understanding is that even though the mouse port looks like a DB9 serial port...

Is there a screensaver that will run on a 128k? Maybe as a desk accessory?

I picked up a sick 512Ke to rehabilitate and am stumped at what the problem is. There is no startup `bong` and there are thin horizontal lines over the entire screen. According to my handy copy of the Dead Mac Scrolls, that is a chip on the analog board gone bad or a programmers switch that is...

So I finally picked up a dirty unloved 128k Mac on eBay for $200 - a crazy price, but what the hell. Anway, turns out it has a Macs-a-Million upgrade installed which involves a bunch of soldering, Mac Plus ROM chips etc What would you do? Try and remove the upgrade and restore it to stock or...

I don't know why this isn't working, so I'm looking for some advice on where to start. I have a linux based netatalk server that runs perfectly well serving up files via ethernet, even to an old SE/30 with an Asante ethernet card. I'm trying to hook up a Mac Plus and SE to the netatalk server...

I haven't seen this discussed before, nor mentioned in my Dead Mac Scrolls book I have an SE/30 that was working just fine stock, but after installing a DayStar socketed 50Mhz upgrade and a MacCon PDS slot ethernet card, the screen is "twitchy" The best I can describe it is that the screen...

I've put together a small Linux file server for my classic Mac network and can now connect to it over both Ethernet and LocalTalk (via an Asante bridge) with anything from a Mac Plus running 6.0.8 to my iMac running 10.7. What I'm wondering is, what is the most convenient way to store software...