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Only if they are already Carbon applications, there never was a carbon for 68k. classic 68k programs call trap instructions to get into the toolbox 68k CFM and PPC CFM applications call via "InterfaceLib" and other libraries. So a 68k binary isn't going to give a damn about your CarbonLib it...

Rebuild desktop? Sounds like the finder database is out of whack.

My understanding is yes, assuming you are running a version that supports it at both ends. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AppleTalk_Remote_Access But also consider OT/PPP. I thought this supported both AppleTalk and IP over PPP.

You can add anything if you are prepared to write the code! :)

Well, seeing as XP doesn't have AppleTalk and Windows 2000 does!

It can be built using Think C5.0 which is apparently available. I've also built it using later MPWs including the current one.

Comparing a PDP-7 to a 6502 is not a bad comparison, especially when the UNIX group were using it, it was already considered obsolete. :)

Have you gone through the termination options? What does SCSI-probe say?

I think you might be underestimating the requirements for a UNIX like OS. An 8Mhz 68000 struggles, so how a 6502 is supposed to cope I'm not sure. What you have to do is stretch the definition of UNIX as much as your brain will allow in order to call the small bit of code you shoe horn into the...

If you want to get real work done, that rules out OS 9. :)

MacIP, encapsulates IP in DDP. It registers the types IPGATEWAY and IPADDRESS with NBP. The best solution is Windows 2000 Advanced Server, it has the whole she-bang of Services For Macintosh. I use it as a file server for my macs, including a classic and macplus over localtalk. Also NTFS...

To use IP over any form localtalk you need a MacIP gateway. There is a rumour that some Asante EtherTalk devices did that but mine doesn't. I use another host to provide this service.

Get them while you can. I can't abide having a computer that I can't write my own programs on. I managed to find Apple's X11 on X for Jaguar. It took a bit of searching mind you.

Boot from a floppy and run SCSI probe to have a look at the bus and see if it's advertising itself. You have two problems... 1. As I understand it the Mac Plus requires drives that default to using a 512 byte sector ( or some similar initialisation ), later Macs did a negotiation with the...

Why? I can't really think of any benefit over using an Asante EtherTalk connected to ethernet. Apart from it's one less gadget.

Now get XCode and X11...

I think the Curds are whey out of line.

Presumably due to fermenting unrest.

When I used the bus we stil called it HP-IB. We had a ton of HP scientific gear ( plotters, frequency analysers etc ) that we controlled using various HP computers ( HP 85 etc ) and Pets ( 8032 etc ).

Cheese, wasting time, getting shot? No? And in the original thread, he did omit Cheddar ( the most popular cheese in the world ) from the poll.