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Messages - jonkx
1 Operating System / Previous post
October 05, 2009, 16:38
I don't know if the above will work for 10.5.8 since I haven't tried it yet.  Other topics appear to deal with transfers: "Connecting to Leopard".  Apparently Fetch can access Leopard if FTP is enabled in sharing.
2 Operating System / talking to IIci
October 05, 2009, 14:37
I was running OT 1.3 on a IIci and I enabled
a network connection to my OS X 10.4.11 G5.
I was able to back up my entire IIci hard drive.

I found that I cannot mount a file system on my G5 Tiger (10.4.11) box, but I can mount the G5 shared items on the IIci (and others).
This should be sufficient for now.  Make sure you are running AppleTalk on OS X and that you have personal file sharing checked in the Sharing control panel on OS X - and that any other network inhibitors allow a connection through AppleTalk.  Then on the CC, type in the IP address of the OS X system by clicking the button on the chooser and filling it in.  If "alles ist in Ordnung" you will get a login dialog which will allow the display of all the shared folders for which the login has permission.

AFAIK, Apple chose incomplete support of the older AppleTalk protocol (16-bit?) on the later releases of OS X.
3 Classifieds / For those still looking
May 17, 2009, 17:03
RE: CD-RW SCSI drive
I had an APS external drive hooked to my IIci
years ago.  I still have a Plextor in my 9600.
Both came with drivers.  The Plextor is a burner.  Search for these at online auctions, etc.  You should be able to get drivers for either APS external or Plextor internal SCSI drives because APS started as a Mac supplier and both brands were and still are high end.
4 Hardware / Most Current Mac
October 20, 2008, 21:31
G5 Dual 2.0GHz. Latest Tiger OS.
But that could change.
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