Recent content by twelvetone12

Where any of these actually ever produced?

Yeah this was my "lazy" attempt lol, my original idea was to just modify the emulator to support TashTalk directly.

I like this idea! I tried implementing the TCP part and some of the serial part, and it looks promising. I got my address using TashTalk on the serial and hijacked the emulated mac on TCP, tomorrow if I have a bit of time I want to try to put it all together.

I've been playing a bit again with TashTalk lately: I was trying out this emulator called "snow" which can pipe serial output to a TCP ports, so I was wondering if TashTalk could be used to pipe localtalk from an emulated environment directly to the physical wires. I actually managed to get data...

@cheesestraws this was bugging me a lot because it worked perfectly in test? but mystery solved! That schematic is a very early revision, and indeed RTS and CTS are wrong (I still have the hand-patched board). This is the current, working, revision! EDIT: I also added the full schematic

Mmh I haven't touched this in a couple years, when I tested it it worked pretty well, but right now I have no capacity to work on this anymore.

I had (and still have) a 520c with the nupowr 117, and boy it is slow with 8.5+! The original '040 with 8 feels way faster!

Ahh then the smell! Or maybe only second class smells bad lol

Giruno in fist class? Not a bad commute!

I use cJSON on a couple embedded systems and it works ok. You can override the various allocation/deallocation functions. The only drawback is that it parses everything in one go so if you very limited resources and huge json files it can be a problem.

I think you could just read the two pots with two ADC channels, it will read a min and max value and then you can convert that in whatever you need. What is PowerBook 100/CM4? Is it replacing the logic board with a RpI?

I used macipgw + LocalTalk + Netatalk (+ AirTalk to have IP over DDP over IP for full redundancy) and in my experience it works very well. FTP is super tricky since in active mode you need to open a port to the world and forward it on all routers: your main router and the computer with macipgw...

I'm here! More or less! This summer with great help from @dougg3 I made an attempt at submitting the module to the Linux kernel, and it was rejected with some comments. Nothing to impossible to fix, but unfortunately I got a nasty case of the virus, my window of opportunity was lost, real life...

Love this, and I still want to play the score on it ;)

I use my PI 1 with the TashTalk hat to interface my localtalk macs to my Brother printer. You basically setup the printer in Linux on the PI using CUPS then Netatalk 2.4 with cups enabled will pick it up automatically and show it over appletalk. On my macs I use the generic PPD and it works very...