Hi all,
Apologies for the cross-post.
A quick question: My netatalk installation complains that it can't
register its name on the network, even though my hostname settings are
correct (all other daemons work fine). I'm running LinuxPPC 1999 Q3
(updated with LinuxPPC 2000 Lite) on a beige G3 MT/266, using a
self-compiled kernel (2.2.15pre9) from Paul Mackerras' tree at
linuxcare.com.au. I'm also using IP masquerading/firewall, which is
compiled into the kernel. (If it would help, I can forward the .config
file for my kernel.) dmesg claims AppleTalk is running.
I can still log in with AppleTalk via TCP/IP, and it works fine, but it
also doesn't show up in the Chooser (I have to type in the IP address
manually) on the other Macs.
Can someone give me some tips as to what to do? I did compile AppleTalk
support into the kernel (as a module), and AppleTalk is listed in
/etc/services (and the RPM-provided conf files are pretty much untouched).
Any suggestions?
This might just be a case of my knowing just enough to be dangerous...
cya
John
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