Did you make any progress on this?
Year 2844: Archaeologists discover a strange collection of obsolete artifacts buried in what appears to be a gathering place or commune. Strange characters on a small green specimen in a confusing pattern suggest that it may have been used to communicate some kind of message.
Do you have an idea of what the licensing on the hardware/software will be for this?
There's only one capital 'T', Tashtari. =)TashTari
Thank you for the correction! I'll never know what it means, either...There's only one capital 'T', Tashtari. =)
I know TashTari was talking about duplicating the AsanteTalk - why not do that for the 99% who just want PhoneNet to Ethernet connections (at least in function if not hardware)?
What am I missing here?
I'm not sure how far @tashtari's efforts have got
Not far at all... by no means let me stop you.duplicating the AsanteTalk
Also, feel free to take whatever is useful from TashRouter, hopefully my Python code is more accessible than my PIC assembly. =)
I think I've got it now. That really would be super helpful, as far as what you are saying. One thing that I also have always wondered is this: since I have no understanding of this stuff, why is it that when you have a bunch of AirTalks on a wireless network, they essentially behave like they are having their own private party amongst themselves, and no other devices on that wireless network can see them...let alone the devices hard wired to it?I think you've slightly misunderstood upthread. I'm not planning to do any MacIP stuff, at least to start with. That's too much for one project that I can reasonably attempt before my mental health sinks me. This project is aiming to produce essentially a modern replacement for an AsanteTalk based on new, maintainable software, maybe with some extra bells and whistles.
why is it that when you have a bunch of AirTalks on a wireless network, they essentially behave like they are having their own private party amongst themselves, and no other devices on that wireless network can see them...let alone the devices hard wired to it?
There is ScuznetThe alternative for a Portable is to use a SCSI to Ethernet adapter, but those are kind of hard to get these days and are somewhat expensive.