wanderingjew
Well-known member
I'm going to begin by putting this into a 'known good' situation. I have a Duo 2300c, System 7.5.3, Open Transport, with a Duo MiniDock and Asante Micro EN/SC. This works. I can open up Fetch, point it to my FTP server, and everything's great.
However, if I turn the machine off and plug the Asante NetDock in, I can't connect to my FTP server. Fetch comes up with "Error number -3205". Yes, I've installed the drivers for both the Micro EN/SC and the NetDock.
With the Asante installer, I've found the Asante TroubleShooter, with a basic memory buffer test, NIC test, and a loopback test. All of these passed. There is an additional Ping-Pong test, which from the docs I've seen are basically an AppleTalk 'ping'; this fails because I'm connected to a Raspberry Pi and not an AppleTalk network. So the *hardware* in the NetDock seems okay.
I'm thinking someone here has used a Net Dock, any tips?
Apologies for putting this in the 68k PowerBook section
However, if I turn the machine off and plug the Asante NetDock in, I can't connect to my FTP server. Fetch comes up with "Error number -3205". Yes, I've installed the drivers for both the Micro EN/SC and the NetDock.
With the Asante installer, I've found the Asante TroubleShooter, with a basic memory buffer test, NIC test, and a loopback test. All of these passed. There is an additional Ping-Pong test, which from the docs I've seen are basically an AppleTalk 'ping'; this fails because I'm connected to a Raspberry Pi and not an AppleTalk network. So the *hardware* in the NetDock seems okay.
I'm thinking someone here has used a Net Dock, any tips?
Apologies for putting this in the 68k PowerBook section