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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.

Yea. Mac OS 9.04. I have managed to get a Mac Mini running 10.2.7 to see it with the Airport Admin Utility. I still can’t get the 2400c with a Farallon Etherwave to work. It sees the network but crashes when trying to connect. I have been through the WEP password to HEX issues as well but still...

I am trying to get a PowerBook 2400c and a Newton onto my home wifi network. I figured I would setup this old graphite base station and connected it to my home wired network. I know how to factory reset it but not sure of what software is needed to manage it. I am assuming and old version of the...

Ah, the latest build on the Raspberry Pi site still needed an update (apt-get update). I didn't expect that. c..

I just tried the full install process again to use a bigger SD card. I got the following errors. Make sure you have the required Berkeley DB libraries AND headers installed. You can download the latest version from http://www.sleepycat.com. If you have installed BDB in a non standard location...

Dumb question but how do I get atalkd.service, afpd.service, timelord.service and a2boot.service to all launch automatically at startup of the pi?

I am pleased to report that my SE/30 running System 7.1 sees the 2.2.8 server in the Chooser.

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This was my result. pi@retropi:~ $ lsmod | grep appletalk appletalk 36864 24 psnap 16384 1 appletalk

I worked for Apple for 25 years (recently retired) and I remember the launch of AppleShare IP and the confusion it caused. This was because AppleShare was always the product name for the serve software. At the time we were told to express the various versions/combinations as AppleTalk over...

Got it. My server works on AFP over IP. I am going to test AFP over DDP when I get to a machine that can see it. That would be my SE/30 with an ethernet card running System 7.1. I have a question regarding the installation instructions. You mention in the "AppleTalk Support in Kernel" section...

Thanks for clarifying. I will test the server via DDP with my SE/30 running system 7.1 in a few days. The server shows up fine on Basilisk II via AFP.

Can nbplkup be used to see if atalkd is running similar to what you see with afpd (pi:AFPServer 65280.201:129)?

It worked a treat. Thanks for all your help and also your work on resurrecting Netatalk 2.2.x for the community. pi@retropi:~/netatalk-2.2.8 $nbplkup retropi:AFPServer 65280.201:129 retropi:ProDOS16 Image...

Well that seems pretty simple. I have been using 'sudo systemctl start afpd.service'. Is the .service necessary?

I know how to start afpd with systemctl. How do I stop afpd with systemctl?