Do you think that atalkd on a FreeBSD machine would serve this purpose? Click to expand... You need "macipgw" or similar in addition to netatalk.

I think it would be need if there were basic diagrams of the cards showing PCB layout and such for quick ident and just the neat factor. Click to expand... Well, we're trying t…

My mom probebly won't let me ("You don't have room...") Click to expand... Well make room for it goddamnit, its a 9500! Surely you've got something that you can get rid of?

I think it would be need if there were basic diagrams of the cards showing PCB layout and such for quick ident and just the neat factor.

um... OK. are you sure? I remember, in the past (though this was a decade ago), doing this by just switching the control in the TCP/IP control panel to use AppleTalk and then setti…

Yes indeed, I attend and work at UT Knoxville. And yes, I have wanted one of these-ish printers for a very long time now. It also makes my first personal laser printer. I cannot…

OK, i'm up in my grandma's attic imaging all of the old mac floppys i found. here is what I found: Legions (4 disks) Word tales (5 Disks, missing disks 3 and 5) Pac In Time (2 D…

Thanks, added that! I would also appreciate it if people checked for errors, as I only own one of the cards currently in the Wiki.

Short answer: You cannot use TCP/IP over AppleTalk. Long answer: It is possible, though you need a dedicated computer with LocalTalk and Ethernet ports, running Apple IP Gateway.

Here are some scans of a CS I card I have. http://www.divshare.com/download/8262177-de5

I got a 10baseT hub and have the AsanteTalk connected through that, so the series is kind of like: Q605 -> LocalTalk PhoneNet adapter -> (PhoneNet cable i.e. phone…

Oh, and how do you get out the harddrive and stuff from it? If I can't keep the whole thing, I might as well strip it.

My mom probebly won't let me ("You don't have room...")

What is this on this 512k?Its in the second picture over the power button. Looks like SCSI to me. Click to expand... You got it! Since it doesn't appear to be a 512ke, (were t…

Yes that is a common SCSI upgrade to the 512K, designed to replace the battery cover. It required an upgrade to 128K ROMs and most likely has 800K drive upgrade as well. The Plus d…

I'm rather fond of the 9500, despite it's horrible case architecture. (Pretty on the outside, Evil on the inside)

Nice. But why would you probably not be taking it?

...and the PM9500/200 boots up to OS 9.1, with lots of expensave software!

Thanks! It is still very, very far away from being complete though.

Awesome Job JRL! Looks nice.

My dentist has one of these that the receptionist tells me is to be discarded sometime in the next 12 months. Naturellement, I have put in an order with the good woman. I presentl…

And another interesting auction, It comes with dual HD 20s and an Extended beige (read: not platinum plus) keyboard http://cgi.ebay.com/Macintosh-512K-M0001W-Vintage-Computer-Har…

What is this on this 512k? Its in the second picture over the power button. Looks like SCSI to me. http://cgi.ebay.com/Macintosh-512K-Computer-M0001W_W0QQitemZ300340673161QQcmdZ…

Introducing http://68kmla.org/wiki/Upgrades/Networking! I started working on this with Mars478's help. It's still pretty small though.

Are you at UT? Apple tech huh? Nice.