Razvan Sandu wrote: >Hello! > >Sorry for disturbing the list with a newbie question, but I have no other >possibility to solve this problem. Would you please help ? > >I am trying to hook up a vintage Mac LC II and a Linux PC through an >Ethernet link. Configuration is the following: > >Mac LC II (that with the old small monochrome monitor) >6 MB of RAM >System software 7.1 >Ethernet adapter (with BNC connector) >AppleTalk panel present under System - > Chooser, network in "on" position > > >Linux PC >Red Hat Linux 8.0 >Ethernet adapter (with BNC connector) >Linux atalk software (standard in RHL 8.0) > >Thin coax cable, 50 ohm terminators, etc. > > >The problem is I can't see anything into AppleTalk panel when I connect the >PC (I only have two icons, "File sharing" and "Laser Writer"). > > >
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