On Oct 10, 2005, at 8:58 AM, Stanton Mitrany wrote:
Thanks, Luis, and all others of you who help us! I imagine many of
this
list's members have use for this information (although it may seem
basic to
you if you've done it) and will really benefit from a detailed
answer here
which we can save for future reference:
Please give the details of actually doing this hookup with Ethernet,
including how to turn file sharing on in both machines.
In my case I need to connect a Wallstreet II OS 9.2.2 and a G3
iBook OS
10.3.9.
Also, which machine should be booted first, which machine's file
sharing
needs to be turned on first, what will you see on each machine, and
how do
you actually do the file transfers?
It would be simplest to connect both systems. Start the OS X system,
then the Wallstreet.
Now set Appletalk to the ethernet port on the Wallstreet. Share the
hard drive.
Now, on the iBook, make sure Appletalk is active on the network
preference pane for the Ethernet port.
Now you should be able to see the Wallstreet if you click on Go >
Network in the Finder. Double click on it and authenticate to get to
the Wallstreet's disk.
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