As far as I know, vintage Asante kit doesn't work at all with modern networking equipment. You need a 10 Mbps hub (very cheap) in between your DSL modem and your Quadra 605.

I don't know if it's a case of too many contestants or too few voters, but we seem to have ended up with no less than five RetroChallengers in the top three slots! Without further …

I'm having trouble getting my Quadra 605 connected to the internet through my LAN and DSL modem. The DSL modem is a Motorola Netopia 3347. The DSL connection is through Qwest. I …

Good News: 128mb stick worked; Color Classic now reports 135mb of built-in memory. I have virtual memory off. Any use for RAM disk now? Bad news: Gah! Now that I have OT 1.1.1 i…

It was very common to see Lisa 2s sold with an external 5MB ProFile instead of an internal drive. As I recall Apple marketed the Lisa 2 in three configurations: base, 5MB external,…

I described what I did here: http://www.macmod.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=3522 But just look around on newegg for Sil3512 cards. It is a really straight forward proc…

Update: I used MacADT to transfer the disks, but only managed to get the same 11 which I had originally made into .shk archives. I have now uploaded the whole package to asimov. So…

Stupidly enough, OpenTransport 1.1.2 is only available as an update. This means you have to install OT 1.1.1 first, and then upgrade to 1.1.2, which is a bit of a bore. Having said…

Go with 1.1.2, the files called: - OT_1.1.2-1of4.sea.bin - OT_1.1.2-2of4.sea.bin - OT_1.1.2-3of4.sea.bin - OT_1.1.2-4of4.sea.bin

Great, I'll give OT a shot. I found this website from apple: http://download.info.apple.com//Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/English-North_American/Macintosh/Networking…

I second Nico's suggestion to use Open Transport - while it is a bit of a memory hog as he said, it is much, much, much, much easier to configure than MacTCP, and supports DHCP, wh…

I've had some serious problems getting MacTCP to work with my Linksys WRT54GL router. Turns out those Linksys routers (and probably certain other brands as well) perform some kind …

Hi Folks, A few weeks ago, before my Color Classic was Mystical, I started a post at viewtopic.php?f=7&t=10285 trying to get it on the internet. Now that the system speci…

Thanks for that info and I am running tiger, it runs great on the b&w (well good enough anyways) since all it is running transmission and serving up files to my house (or w…

Get a couple cheap Sil3512 based cards from newegg or something and flash them with wiebetech TCS1-1 firmware. No drivers to install, bootable. Only down side is only two ports an…

Sorry, but I'm going to go into rant mode here, mostly because I don't like MrMacPlus' response. It is indicative, in my mind, of a phenomena that I refer to as anti-spam fascism.…

it is.

It should be un-banned now...

Well, I guess thats something I can hold off on for now, but it is good to know that that card will work for when it is needed I'll keep it in the back of my mind for incase the in…

Gigabit card is only useful if you also have a Gigabit switch and another Gigabit machine on the network, and you are streaming files between those machines. It will not help with …

I've got my b&w g3(450mhz) with 1gig of ram and I'm not using it for too too much, but what I am wanting to put it to use for is a file server to do this I would need to pu…

its kinda hard to not use a proxy when my shared IP gets banned

Please don't use proxy servers. It makes keeping track of your every movement a lot harder... [}] ]'> Also, the PM system doesn't work via proxys, i tried. Click…

Um... A 15 second google for "proxy server" gets tons of results. Whats the point in banning IPs when you can easily find thousands of proxys. Also, the PM system doesn't work via…

but that would not at all stop me from ... ordering a thickshake and fries Click to expand... See, not even blocking an IP address will stop people having thickshakes.