I use Apple IP Gateway ... it's horribly obsolete. Click to expand... Just like me, then.

Just put it in Misc, as cache card PDS upgrades really only apply to the IIci. Also, don't put your post edit info in the actual article.

Should I put it in the Misc? or make a Cache section.

Just telling you, there should be a separate area for cache cards after I thought about it for a while.

I use Apple IP Gateway (available from preterhuman.net) and it only works with classic networking, aka MacTCP. I'm not even sure if it works on System 7.5. It's easy to set up, and…

There was an Apple software product in the early 90s called "Apple IP Gateway" that runs nicely on a Quadra or similar that will do this for you. It is not to be confused with Appl…

Hey everyone I just added some pages to the Wiki. Just tell me if they're ok. Thanks Here: http://68kmla.org/wiki/Upgrades/Processor and Here: http://68kmla.org/wiki/Upgrades/Net…

Well, that sucks. Is there any way to share a TCP/IP connection to AppleTalk devices with OS 9? I have 9.2.2 on a Wallstreet PowerBook G3 that has both a wireless card and a Local…

There was a thing called "macipgw" which seems to have gone to oblivion. I use my own program which does the job on my local network and runs on NetBSD. I wrote a daemon program w…

Is there any usable information on doing it with Linux? Is OS 9 not an option, either?

Fabulous. I've got a G4 running Leopard - are there any third-party applications for OS X that can handle this? I can also run OS 9 if necessary. Click to expand... No Leopard …

Fabulous. I've got a G4 running Leopard - are there any third-party applications for OS X that can handle this? I can also run OS 9 if necessary.

MacTCP manages to talk TCP/IP over LocalTalk by packaging each IP packet as a DDP packet and sending it to a "MacIP Gateway". Unless you have some component on your network doing t…

I've got a Classic II running 7.5.5 and MacTCP 2.1. I've also got an AsanteTalk adapter that appears to work. When it's plugged into a switch, the RX light flashes, as does the act…

Now that you have a >4GB internal HD, make sure you never attempt to mount the 1400 to another Mac in SCSI Disk Mode. There's a non-fixable firmware bug that can lead to da…

I counted 3 row of 40 pins which is a PDS connector, not a Nubus. So this would add an FPU to the IIsi that doesn't have one and allows one to keep the PDS slot for an ethernet or…

JRL's right...its a right angle PDS adaptor board for the IIsi. While it will fit the SE/30, it would've originally been intended for the IIsi, as it has a FPU fitted. (the SE/30 h…

It is a Nubus angle converter for the IIsi/SE/30 if I remember correctly.

Anyone know what this is: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370246807920 It looks about the size of an Asante network card and is that a math coprocessor …

There is not a 6GB HD in. Runs much better however the CD drive is flaky at best. It will read the OS 8 and 8.1 CD but not the 8.6 CD. It will also not read Duke Nukem 3d (disk …

At least I can upgrade it so it is a bit faster. The HD is being a pain and freezing a lot when using OS 8 while trying to read a CD and other things. I think I will replace the H…

You can only mount the 166MHz module in the 1400 it came with. The 133, the third-party 180MHz and the G3 module are the only upgrades for the 117. Nice bundle of accessories wit…

Picked it up today 1400cs 117mhz/40mb/750mb Floppy Module CD Module Battery (untested) Ethernet PCMCIA Modem PCMCIA SCSI HDI 30 to SCSI 25 Pin Adapter Bunch of software (wi…

Try turning off images, java and animations. Should be much faster then. Click to expand... Otherwise, you'd need probably a 600MHz for "real" web browsing.

maybe I should make it 33mhz... Click to expand... Even so, it would still be pretty much the same speed at web browsing. Try turning off images, java and animations. Should be…