Tom_Fleming@circle.UUCP (Tom Fleming) (05/14/88)
I am looking for the Columbia
University appletalk drivers for the mac
for UNIX.
Tom Fleming
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ARPA: Tom_Fleming@circle.UUCPedmoy@violet.berkeley.edu (05/27/88)
In article <8.228BC6B6@circle.UUCP> Tom_Fleming@circle.UUCP (Tom Fleming) writes: > I am looking for the Columbia > >University appletalk drivers for the mac > >for UNIX. > > Tom Fleming If I were you, I would wait a week or so. Version 5 of the Columbia AppleTalk Package (CAP) is just about to finish beta testing and be released. I would imagine that when it is released, it will be available from <info-mac> at sumex-aim.stanford.edu by anonymous ftp (as version 4 is). I would guess you would be able to get it from one of Columbia's machines as well. Edward Moy Workstation Software Support Group University of California Berkeley, CA 94720 edmoy@violet.Berkeley.EDU ucbvax!violet!edmoy
mday@cgl.ucsf.edu (Mark Day) (05/27/88)
In article <10336@agate.BERKELEY.EDU> edmoy@violet.berkeley.edu writes: >If I were you, I would wait a week or so. Version 5 of the Columbia AppleTalk >Package (CAP) is just about to finish beta testing and be released. > >Edward Moy It seems that many people are interested in placing their Macs on existing ethernets. Could someone who has done this please post a summary of what is neccesary, and what can be accomplished. In particular, I am interested in printing from a Mac II with an EtherPort II card to LaserWriters attached to VAXen. Could someone comment on the relative merits of CAP, K-SPOOL and any ALISA packages that do this. Also, which packages allow you to use networked computers as file servers? I have seen the CAP distribution files, but it is not clear to me whether it will perform the above functions, and if so, which of the included utilities are needed. Thanks, ---------- Mark Day UUCP: ..ucbvax!ucsfcgl!mday ARPA: mday@cgl.ucsf.edu BITNET: mday@ucsfcgl.BITNET