martynl wrote:
> Chicken, meet egg.
>
> My mac has AAUI. I have an AAUI<>Ethernet converter. But it is not
> working, and I am trying to transfer network software to the Macintosh
> in order to diagnose and get the networking working. Hence the need
> for floppy transfer right now.
>
> Martyn
>
> On Sep 21, 4:58 am, Britt Dodd <[email protected]> wrote:
>   
>> What machine do you have? Most of the macs have built-in ethernet cards, and
>> most have the ability to add one in there. RTL8139C/D cards are PCI cards
>> that work well, *and* also have drivers that make them work for 7.6+
>>
>> On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 3:07 AM, martynl <[email protected]>wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>     
>>> In my quest to get networking running, I downloaded mactcp-
>>> watcher-20.hqx. Unfortunately, I discovered that the version of
>>> Stuffit I have on the Mac (1.6) is too old to decode the enclosed SIT
>>> file.
>>>       
>>> I have spent a couple of hours trying to get a working version of
>>> stuffit that can download this file.
>>>       
>>> Latest versions of Mac stuffit are way too large, since I need to
>>> download on the PC and transfer to the Mac via a single floppy.
>>> I downloaded Windows stuffit, but while it could decode the files OK,
>>> they (of course) didn't retain their creators and other attributes
>>> when moved to the Mac via PC floppy.
>>>       
>>> I have found a few versions of Stuffit Lite 3.6 online, but each of
>>> these is in an hqx archive (which I can decode) containing an SIT
>>> archive (which is also too new for Stuffit 1.6).
>>>       
>>> I found a copy of Stuffit Lite 3.6 online which was in MacBinary
>>> format. I really thought I had a program to decode macbinary, but I
>>> can't find it anywhere. And online sources seem to recommend using
>>> Stuffit to decode MacBinary.
>>>       
>>> So what I need to find is a Stuffit Lite version that fits on a floppy
>>> and is either uncompressed, in a self-extractor, or in a format that
>>> Stuffit 1.6 can decode. Clicked on a bunch of links without finding
>>> one yet.
>>>       
>>> Any recommendations on how to break out of the maze?
>>>       
>>> Thanks,
>>>       
>>> Martyn- Hide quoted text -
>>>       
>> - Show quoted text -
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Zip drive!  (1 scsi + 1 usb)

Also is your hub a older 10 base T? There is a issue w/ newer hubs, 
especially faster ones. Bruce, Clark, Jeff help me here: isn't there 
also a problem w/autosensing hubs?

Martyn, check the archives while you wait for other input.



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