The pickle wrote:
>At 18:16 -0500 on 24/01/03, Ian Johnson wrote:
>
>>I have an Ethernet network between my IIsi (System 7.1) and my iMac (Mac OS
>>10.1.5). I turned on AppleTalk through NetInfo Manager on the iMac. It
>>usually works fine, but I tried to send a 1MB zip file over the network and
>>the IIsi froze halfway through. I tried it two more times with the same
>>result. Does anyone have an idea what's going on?
>
>Does it happen with any other .zip files?
>Does it happen with other files of similar size?
It seems to happen only occasionally and with files that seem to have to
similarity to the others that it happens to.
Marten wrote:
>I have had this problem numerous times. OS X is just not a reliable
>server connecting via appletalk no matter what client software you
>use. Try connecting via tcp/ip. Considering the fact that you are
>using system 7.1 a couple of free software installs/upgrades (OT
>1.1.2, appleshare ip client, maybe 7.5.5) should do the trick.
I already have OT 1.1.2 installed, but it won't let me connect over TCP/IP.
I used to have 7.5.5 on it, but it ran too slow for comfort. Which version
of AppleShare IP Client do you speak of?
-Ian Johnson
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