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Post #29 by benjgvps
Source Forum68kMLA
CategoryNetworking
Post DateSun, 6 Jul 2008 - 15:04
Original URLhttps://68kmla.org/bb/threads/networking-a-powerbook-duo-serial-gt-os-x-unix-gt-internet.9417/
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The AF_APPLETALK enabling is part of the Linux kernel.
Okay, I searched for information about this and I came up with this:

8.2 Appletalk (AF_APPLETALK)
The Appletalk support has no special device names as it uses existing network devices.

Kernel Compile Options:

Networking options --->

<*> Appletalk DDP

Appletalk support allows your Linux machine to interwork with Apple networks. An important use for this is to share resources such as printers and disks between both your Linux and Apple computers. Additional software is required, this is called netatalk. Wesley Craig netatalk@umich.edu represents a team called the `Research Systems Unix Group' at the University of Michigan and they have produced the netatalk package which provides software that implements the Appletalk protocol stack and some useful utilities. The netatalk package will either have been supplied with your Linux distribution, or you will have to ftp it from its home site at the University of Michigan
It appears that netatalk is needed.

UPDATE: I probably know why I can't get it connected, Linux might not have the modem init string... Maybe, but does anyone know the modem in the iMac G3 350 MHz and where to configure the modem string or add it in the command?