--- Pastor Mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had a non Appletalk Laserwriter that, as serial
> only, has bupkis for 
> support in X.  The problem is the serial port, not
> necessarily the 
> print engine.  The various sites I visited trying to
> figure out my 
> Laserwriter offered little for non-Localtalk
> printers.  That said, 
> since you have the Localtalk option, using the CUPS
> package offers the 
> best hope for these legacy devices.  You're not
> skunked, yet.
> Pax,
I actually saw your post on one of the boards. I don't
know if this will work in X, but it does in OS 9. Have
you considered running a pizza box or compact Mac as a
server for your 300? Then you can do printer sharing
to the ethernet if the computer has that or AppleTalk
if it doesn't. 

You could also link the old Mac to ethernet with an
EtherPrint by Dayna or Asante. They come up often on
eBay. Stick with the plastic cases tho on the Daynas.
The metal ones are older and may not support
PostScript II as well.

I used to run an SE30 as a server with a 300. One of
the little Performas would be ideal because it doesn't
need a monitor, making it cheaper to run.

Steve

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