The correct name would be "netatalk-appletalk", but that is a bit hilarious.
For which value of "incorrect"?
The Makefile's MASTER_SITES variable expands to "https://github.com/Netatalk/Netatalk/releases/download/netatalk-2-3-0/", which works when you append netatalk-2.3.0.tar.xz - I just...
As always, thanks for your work!
I nstalled the updated 'net/netatalk22' pkgsrc package on my home server a few days ago, and (after minor debate on the package name - back when the package was generated, nobody reasonably expected any further release on the branch...) just committed it to the...
Hi,
I was wondering what techniques people employ to repair damaged and severed threads?
There is a IIcx board here that needs attention
and I could use some ideas...
#2 - Quadra 650 -- They seem to do that... my Home Mac is a '650 with two MacPicasso 340 cards, and I only accidentally noticed that the long-unused onboard video was dead.
Note that the internal SCSI Powerbook drives have to be terminated to work.
I learned this the hard way in the nineties, having picked up a 500 MB drive for my Duo 280, and then having to source and solder on 603 size (IIRC) SMD resistors - I still had the eyesight then.
Interesting - if there have been any local changes to the netbsd-10 openssl 1.1, they went past me.
What worked for me in the end is
-uamlist uams_clrtxt.so,uams_dhx2.so
which allows Mac OS X 10.13 to create an encrypted connection, while System 7-9 Macs will use plain text authentication...
Thanks, I just updated pkgsrc net/netatalk22.
An issue that I noticed recently: It looks like openssl 1.1 (on NetBSD 10, at least) has deprecated either algorithms or ciphers to the point where a System 9 client will not be able to set up an encrypted connection.
When I disable all UAMs for...
FTR, <ftp://sunsite.icm.edu.pl/pub/mac/> has UMich and info-mac mirrors.
sunsite.cnlab.switch.ch apparently morphed into <http://mirror.switch.ch/ftp/>, but archive.org unfortunately decided not to mirror the directories below /ftp/software/platform/ ... still looking.
On the odd chance that somebody is reading here who squirreled away the files in time:
I was looking for a mirror of <ftp://sunsite.cnlab-switch.ch/software/platform/macos/>, specifically for Matthias Neeracher's tools, more specifically for his mpw tool ports, most specifically for the cvs...
Did you per chance 'cvs checkout' the stable branch? I guess that would have an earlier version. One can request pull-ups to the quarterly release branch, but it's mainly done for serious bugs or security issues.
That sounds like FreeBSD (who copied NetBSD's rc.d startup system, then "improved"...
...requires a MMU - Macintosh II + mc68851, 68030, 68040. Same goes for all VM based unixes - A/UX, Linux/mac68k, old OpenBSD releases.
There is Minix 1.5, but that runs on top of the Macintosh system. There are rumours of a CP/M 68k port, but I have never seen it.
I probably shouldn't lend a hand for such an atrocious deed, but anyway...
VGA has a minimal resolution (and associated timing) of 640 x 480 @ 60 Hz.
Your SE/30's monitor hardware supports a resolution (and associated timing) of 512 x 348 @ 60 Hz.
Naively feeding VGA timing to the poor SE/30...
The German magazine c't had a project for a small 68020-68030 adapter board, which might be a more viable alternative to finding a PMMU chip:
Hochsitz
Adapter für 68030-CPU in 68020-Sockel
Holger Zimmermann, Carsten Meyer
Projekt, 68020/030-Adapter, PAK68/2, 68000, Prozessor-Austausch
c't 7/93...
No, I wouldn't expect so.
The IIci was the first Mac II model to use the 68030 MMU during boot for setting up its address space, ISTR for re-mapping the internal graphics into Nubus slot address space. This created a lot of compatibility issues at the time, to the point where journal articles...
IBTD.
The above sentence needs some qualification: I found 2.2.6 completely usable on NetBSD.
Not all of us confine themselves to Wind^WLinux. ;->
But that doesn't take anything away from the achievement that is 2.2.7.
I had a TiBook (GbE, 550 MHz, the second series) in the early 2000s.
While on my Pismo, the only time the fans ever came on was when it hung in MacsBug and I put it into the neoprene sleeve, during summers the TiBook would roast my finger tips. Putting it on my thighs was unthinkable. Bases...