Congratulations on the Apple Powered Speakers. They are lovely, aren't they? Click to expand... Thanks. And yes, they are. Though I realized the indoor lighting makes them …

The AppleDesign speakers are great. I actually use mine on my stereo, not a computer. Click to expand... Yeah, occasionally I will hook up my mp3 player to them. At one point I…

The AppleDesign speakers are great. I actually use mine on my stereo, not a computer. Welcome to the board!!! Did you get your user name from the office assistant found in Office …

Asanté FiendlyNet Click to expand... Is that for running networking daemons? Click to expand... Heh, well I hadn't thought of that for my 6100. But who knows? Con…

It IS possible to use the Classic version of IPNetRouter on a 68k machine. I had made a little DNS and mail server with a LC III once. Just put a Ethernet card in there, get it all…

My iMac keyboard (the original "Apple USB Keyboard") is exactly the same. I'd say it might be because those ports haven't had many plug/unplug cycles compared to the USB ports on t…

-original Apple USB keyboard (the ones that I don't like) Click to expand... That's still my main keyboard on the Mac mini. I typed out some code updates for my site last eveni…

-original Apple USB keyboard (the ones that I don't like) Click to expand... That's still my main keyboard on the Mac mini. I typed out some code updates for my site last eveni…

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Tiger explicitly prevents you registering either IPADDRESS or IPGATEWAY AppleTalk names using NBP. So no MacIP gateway on Tiger upwards.

IPNetRouter for OSX doesn't have any more MacIP capability :-/ So if I want to be using the PB as a gateway I'll have to find another software, like Vicom's SurfDoubler or Vicom…

-original Apple USB keyboard (the ones that I don't like) Click to expand... That's still my main keyboard on the Mac mini. I typed out some code updates for my site last eveni…

-Modem Port to female DB-9 serial. I'm really intrigued by this one, is this essentially a null modem cable or is it something else? Click to expand... If you mean Mac mini-DIN…

I'm not sure you could tell about the miniDIN to DE-9 without checking the lines yourself. My bet is it's straight thru. AAUI transceivers are getting harder to grab, so nice find…

Today I dropped by the local college with a friend and checked out the free computer stuff (for the *I've lost count* time) and got: -Farallon AAUI to BASE10 ethernet adapter (my …

Asanté FiendlyNet Click to expand... Is that for running networking daemons? Congratulations on the Apple Powered Speakers. They are lovely, aren't they?

I like the speakers. Someone locally is selling a black set with the white Apple logo, but I'd prefer the old style.

Are you confused yet ??? Click to expand... Yes I am, that's why I started this post in the first place - but that's part of the fun isn't it ? :lol: Thanks for the help anyw…

Hi, I'm PowerPup. Been a Macintosh fan ever since I was 6. These are my favorite gadget conquests I've conquered so valiantly over the last few years. :rambo: (These pictur…

Hello, I'm PowerPup. I just joined the forum. (Awesome forum by the way.) I almost succeed in a similar attempt, it ended up not working so well because I could not find a stab…

Alternatives include using a serial port to another host and using PPP between them.

Ok, I'm not familiar with the EtherWave product, but you described it as a "bridge". I have never seen a LocalTalk to Ethernet bridge that is capable of MacIP, but I guess it's po…

It looks to me that the drivers aren't installed properly. You should see two network device entries in the MacTCP dialog -- one for LocalTalk and one for the EtherWave. Apart from…

There are also software routers and MacIP gateways, like the old "Apple Internet Router" that you can run on a second, ethernet capable Mac to do this - but you don't really want t…

The Farallon EtherWave is a "full TCP/IP" device and should act like a conventional ethernet adapter. They're a bit on the slow side, but adequate for basic use with a Plus or SE. …