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I bought an old corroded Mac Classic Logic board to harvest the SWIM off of it. I was going to try to make my own Liron card for the Apple II, but I don't think that makes a lot of sense based on the drives it is limited to.  I have a question though: It is apparent that the Apple IIe needs the...

Yes, he has one for the IIe.: http://a2heaven.com/webshop/index.php?rt=product%2Fproduct&product_id=142 out of stock though.

Yes. you will probably need to install ppp on the raspberry pi though: sudo apt-get install ppp

I will test it out with a bunch of short jumper wires first, then look at designing it. Regarding the jumper block - yes, I was thinking a dip switch could work well for that.

I missed it!  So glad someone is using ElWhip, even if it is only one person! That was  a serious challenge to get the TCP/IP stack and PPP stack running in 128K. Maybe it is time to build a web browser for the Mac 128K now...

Oh, if everything is in 24 bit mode, you would invert A22 instead, I think. I need to check my LC PDS NIC to see what address lines are decoded.

Software: I think most of the big manufacturer's drivers are the same for Nubus / LC PDS. That would imply that the drivers can look for their ethernet card in any slot, not just LC PDS pseudo slot $E. Designing cards and Drivers for the Macintosh Family states pretty clearly that using pseudo...

Yes, that’s pretty much it. Keep an eye on their twitter feed https://mobile.twitter.com/retrochallenge for the sign up announcement which is usually a month before the event starts. 

Check out the website here: http://www.retrochallenge.org, especially the entrants page for the last retrochallenge: http://www.retrochallenge.org/p/entrants-list-201710_5.html. You can see what some of the projects were and a summary of how they progressed.  Every entrant has a blog set up to...

So true...

Cool! The lwip http server does have some support for SSI (server side includes), which I disabled due to memory issues. However, I have saved a lot of ram since I started, so I will give it a try it again. Date/ time would be a good first test.

I found a bug that can cause an incomplete file read on certain size files, which was causing your index.html to not load correctly. I updated the download : http://apple-crapple.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_19.html

minivmac should start pppd if your ttyprog.sh is configured correctly.  do you get any errors in syslog? also, I noticed that I am not seeing all of the html.: This is made possible by the lightweight TCP/IP stack         <a href="htt[Connection closed by foreign host.] Does the file really...

OK, I added some features including HEAD requests.  http://apple-crapple.blogspot.com/2015/02/elwhip-007-with-new-features.html A server status window is probably next, but it may take a while...

I shifted a bunch more PPP code into a segment that I can unload.  I will see if I can fit dynamic headers in.  This will make serving images easier.  I also have an idea for fixing the crash on quit on 128k.  Any other requests? I may have enough memory to fit a small web browser. 

I had a very similar problem with my 128k a while back.  A slap would make it work for a while.  The transistor (?) at CR-1 had a cracked solder joint.

Nice Job! This has been a 2 month project of mine, so it is really great to see it up and running on a real Mac 128K. FYI: Safari is stalling about 3/4 way through that page and keeping the connection open.  If I use TELNET, it looks correct, except I do not see the HTTP header (which may be...

Did you use your own html or the ones that came with the program? Double check the http header of the html, and make sure it is 200 report code. Telnet to port 80, and GET / enter, enter

Your video is great. I am glad somebody is using it!

And now with external HTML files! http://apple-crapple.blogspot.com/2015/02/elwhip-006-download-available.html