Good morning, Phil.
Thanks for the good info. This particular project is still in such a
nebulous phase I hadn't even googled yet. I really appreciate the
suggestions about the specific routers and the information about teh
GNU/Linux end of things.
Sp00ky
Phil Beesley wrote:
> On Saturday, June 15, 2002, at 06:49 am, Spiritus ex Machina
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>The vendor for the ISA card seemed to believe that Linux drivers for the
>>card do exist. I'm not too concerned about any production use of this
>>lash-up; it's all just experimentation for amusement. The vendor also
>>showed the card with the correct PhoneNet adapter, hence the questions
>>about MiniDIN 3 to RJ-11.
>
> A Google search with the terms "linux farallon localtalk" throws up
> loads of links to information and development drivers. With a lot of
> effort, you should be able to configure your Linux box as a netatalk
> AppleShare server and as an ethernet to LocalTalk router for AppleTalk.
> It may even be possible to configure your Linux box as a MacIP router so
> that you can run the TCP/IP protocol on your LocalTalk Macs.
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