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Depends... back in the days when I ran a IIci under NetBSD as my home server, I saw a 30% performance improvement.

Great job! Thanks for tackling this - I have been looking at embedded TLS off and on, but found the topic daunting. Since you asked: Have you looked at WolfSSL? It claims to support 16/32 bit environments, and has been used by other teams. Why did you decide to go with the 2.x branch of...

Nice find! The obvious choice on mac68k would be MPW - ISTR there are Apple technotes on building standalone binaries. For serial communication, I would recommend ZTerm. Alternatively, you can always run NetBSD/mac68k, and use a unix toolchain...

You rock! I hope I can contribute more time than in the recent past...

You will need to binhex/macbinary/applesingle any files with a resource fork, since modern (>= CVS) VCSes have no support for Macintosh forks. Alternatively, run the resource file through SaDeRez (ISTR it ships with Think Pascal) before committing, then SaRez after checking out, and add the...

The IIci was also the first Mac that supported the '030 burst mode, allowing to fill a 1st level cache line / four long words in one go. That mechanism would profit from a fast 2nd level cache.

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...

Awesome - just what I had hoped for. Thank you! Now I only have to find a quiet evening...

I stand corrected - "threads" didn't feel right, in fact. Maybe I was thinking of mending too much. ;)

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...