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Something isn't working still. Maybe TashRouter still needs tweaking to work with a tap interface on NetBSD. If everything was working properly, atalkd should have sent a ZIP GetNetInfo packet over the tap interface, and TashRouter would have responded with the setup information. Running...

Set TashRouter's seed_network_max=3. The seed configuration between the two routers has to match (network range 3-3, zone name "EtherTalk Network"). Also, you likely have to create the tap interface as root and run TashRouter as root. This was the case under Linux. Optionally, you can setup...

Save yourself the hassle and use atalkd to route between your host network interface and the tap interface. Yes, that involves an extra hop over a virtual bridge, but it will save your sanity of VM routing. In A2SERVER, I have tashrouter linked to atalkd using a tap interface called tash0. In...

There was a bit of a cottage industry of emulating the Mac on both the Amiga and Atari ST. Compared to the Mac, they were pretty cheap to buy, plus they had higher resolution graphics vs. an actual Mac Plus! The Amiga could do 640x400 interlaced black and white graphics, while the ST with a...

VueScan supports all these old scanners out of the box on modern machines. Assuming you have a SCSI interface to plug them into of course.

I have a Performa 630CD,635CD,638CD restore disk here. Don't know where it came from.

You can convert 2MG files to Disk Copy 4.2 compatible images if needed.

Make sure the serial cable actually works and is plugged into a RS-232 serial port, not the 25pin female parallel port! Open up HyperTerminal and the serial port your cable is plugged into. On the IIgs from a BASIC prompt, type PR#1, and then start typing stuff, you should get some output on the...

Apple isn't the only one with silk screen errors on their boards. The A3640 68040 processor card that came in the Amiga 4000 had a few backwards caps from the factory too.

Linking OpenLDAP libraries appears to be the correct thing to do. Apple has "LDAP.framework" labelled as "do not use" and clearly that is the case. Folks are having App Store submissions rejected over this. Officially, LDAP appears to be handled by the Open Directory framework. Seems like a...

Here is a response direct from DTS regarding the whole thing: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/737464?answerId=764686022#764686022 Basically, if you aren't using Cocoa and stick with POSIX calls, you should be fine. What libraries are being linked by afpd? With regards to @robin-fo's...

The use of fork() is not obsolete on macOS. The issue is Objective-C, which Netatalk doesn't use: https://sealiesoftware.com/blog/archive/2017/6/5/Objective-C_and_fork_in_macOS_1013.html

Something modern that implements AURP: https://gitea.drjosh.dev/josh/jrouter

Does it work with the generic RTL8139 driver put out by RealTek for classic MacOS? CommSlot II devices are PCI, so the driver should work. The driver even comes with instructions for changing the PCI vendor and device IDs to work with a particular card.

My G4 upgraded PowerSurge machines ran 7.5.3 and 7.6 without any problem. Its not the CPU.

This maybe a bug in Netatalk. I "unpatched" the kernel module and looked at the logs. Netatalk sends out duplicate NBP Reply packets even with the unpatched module, the difference is that the origin address in the DDP header is all the same. Its sending out one for each interface on the machine...

I did post a note on the patch author's gist regarding the issue. I am trying to determine the source of the problem first before escalating.

Note for those running Linux kernel 6.9 or newer. It appears that a regression has been introduced that NBPReply packets are being duplicated and sent out with a source address of 0.0 whenever netatalk replies to NBP Requests. These packets will crash TashRouter and leave it running in an...

Open Transport needs a 68030 or better.