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Can you please elaborate on where this is "Full path: AFPShareName/USERS/username/SETUP/ATINIT". I can't find it. On my original A2SERVER setup I assume that AFPShareName is A2SERVER but I can't find it anywhere.

I know a little bit of Linux, only enough to be dangerous. If I type these commands will they be added to AppleVolumes.default or do I need to add them manually?

Tried that. Guest login gives an even more bizarre error. Surprisingly my Ivanx original install of A2SERVER works fine with registered user and guest login from the same machine.

I just did a fresh install of Netatalk 2.2.10 on my Pi4. I can't find a thread on 2.2.10 so this seemed to be the next most active thread that is on topic. I have it successfully running apart from one issue that I probably an edge case. I can't get and Apple IIe to either boot or successfully...

It lives. Finally a fully operational Apple Network Server 500. After having to source a new lock, internal SCSI interconnect board, Wide SCSI to 50-pin cable, new floppy drive, a crash course in AIX and an adventure in solid state SCSI solutions (spoiler: blueSCSI failed badly, scsi2sd is solid...

Haha. I have exactly the same one already installed.

Lot of things I can’t talk about but some I can. Firstly, I ran Apple’s K-12 Education Sales group in Australia for a few year. The New South Wales Department of Education - DET (an Australia State education system) was the biggest single Apple customer (based on purchase orders) in the world...

Awesome. That puts that one to bed. I love a well articulated and researched/experienced comment rather than a “let’s have an argument” response typical of certain social media sites. 😉 We do have an amazing community here.

Definitely a topic to cause arguments. The first time I heard it used in reference to any computer was when I first started working at Apple and internally we were calling the newly release LC “The Pizza Box”. Was this the first “pizza box” before it became a more general term OR was it already...

I have seen various people using the term "pizza box" for many different types of shorter Mac cases. From back in the day it was my understanding that "pizza box" referred to the original LC case all the way up to the LC475 but also included the Quadra 605. I believe the MacWorld article...

Very cool but pricey. My Wallaby has an SE rom so I am.pretty sure this won't work for me anyway.

I am definitely in for a set of 4 minimum, if it is a numbers thing I would take two sets to get it across the line.

I have had numerous Synology updates break my AFP server setup either via authentication or even making all my old uncompressed files useless. In the end I setup Netatalk 2.2.X on a RaspberryPi and have never had a problem. Also very easy to backup as I occasionally clone the SD card.

I definitely need a new lock set and keys.

Good point. Thank you. I will put a PRAM battery in for now and once I get it working I will note the boot device string.

Did you ever find Apple AIX 4.1.5? I have been looking for it myself.

So I managed to acquire a ANS 500 with 96MB RAM but no hard rive. It started up first time into Open-Firmware. I am now learning a lot about this weird piece of Apple history. I believe it is the only Apple computer sold without an Apple operating system. It has a very weird physical locking...

Did these ever get imaged and uploaded somewhere?

I have three of these accelerators of various speeds and caches. From what I understand certain revisions of this accelerator will work in a PM7220. I plan on testing them in my 7220 but wanted to do a bit of research before I start so I have a bit of an idea what to expect. I also wanted to...

Has anyone raised the possibility of the GeoPort being the problem? Wasn’t GeoPort first supported in the 6100/7100/8100? I know the serial ports were majorly revised for GeoPort support and backward compatibility.