Recent content by kerobaros

Finally found some time tonight, and successfully connected to the server with TurboGopher on my Pismo. Thanks smammy!

The landing page is still live, but it looks like the gopher server is down. @smammy are you still with us?

Home from work. I had already had ethernet_addr uncommented in jrouter.yaml, with a different MAC than my server's ethernet adapter in it. Left that uncommented. Also commented out the ATALKD_OPTIONS for netatalk. Created a tap interface, gave it an up command, set an IP address for it, pointed...

So in other words, if I run Netatalk on a different machine entirely, it would be more likely to "see" jrouter on the network and connect to it automatically. Guess it's time to press a Pi into service and see if that works better. Sounds like a job for the weekend.

I forgot to specify, both containers are using "host" networking. That should let them see each other, I think? I could be wrong though.

No, all ethernet. When I initially had just ATALKD_INTERFACE filled out and ATALKD_OPTIONS empty, atalkd chose its own zone and address instead of asking jrouter (hosted on the same machine, both in docker containers) for an address. I could've had things misconfigured though, I'll try again...

Okay I think I figured out my problem: I was adding my ethernet interface to both the ATALKD_INTERFACE *and* the ATALKD_OPTIONS line. Now that I only have the interface listed in the former, and my phase/net/addr/zone in the latter, my netatalk server seems to be joining the existing zone...

I have Netatalk running well, using the docker compose file listed on the GitHub. Works great, no complaints, etc. Now I am trying to get setup to connect to the GlobalTalk network, using jrouter (https://gitea.drjosh.dev/josh/jrouter). I had some success last night browsing around from my 7300...

This may be a silly idea, but have you tried marking the hard drive image as a read only file on the SD card while the SD is attached to your modern system? No idea if the ZuluSCSI/MacSD firmware will respect that filesystem flag, but that's the first thing I'd try.

Great, thank you!

I am also very curious as to the state of Turbo Mouse support.

Hey this rules, thank you. Have you/would you put up your python crawler somewhere?

The first example of a mixed mode CD I could think of was the original release of Warcraft II. Download #4 here appears to be a bin/cue image of the CD. Download #3 on the same page appears to be a .toast image of the same disc, but I though I had previously read that .toast images could only...

Thank you! Let me know if you need images to test it with.

Can the ST400 handle CDs with audio tracks?