jtwarden@pawl.rpi.edu (Joseph T. Warden) (06/20/89)
In article <66000035@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu> krauskpf@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu writes: > > >This is a test version of NCSA Telnet for the PC which supports >the Apple LocalTalk driver. We are going to be testing on the TOPS >board soon, but I assume it works. > >Tim Krauskopf >NCSA We have tried to install this implementation of PC NCSA Telnet on an AT clone using a TOPS card (NOT Flashcard) connected to a localtalk network with KFP-4 gateway. Thus far we have been unsuccessful - the software cannot find the localtalk driver. Fellow netters at UToronto,Purdue and LBL have also had difficulty using either a Flashcard or an Apple appleTalk card. We would all appreciate advice from anyone able to use the PC Telnet on localtalk. Thanks much, Joseph Warden Rensselaer jtwarden@pawl.rpi.edu -or- jtwarden@charis.chem.rpi.edu
geo@surf.sics.bu.oz (George Bray) (07/11/89)
From article <66000035@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu>, by krauskpf@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu: > Take a standard config.tel file which works on Ethernet or get one from > the 2.2 Ethernet release. Change/Add the following lines: > hardware=ltalk > interrupt=60 # or appropriate software interrupt for driver Does this work with the Daystar Digital MCA LocalTalk card? Thanks, geo > Tim Krauskopf > NCSA -- George Bray AppleLink: AUST0287 MacNet: GEO Pager:075-50-7004 Byte Technologies ClubMac: GEO CompuServe: 72711,253 Phone:075-95-1111 at Bond University Internet: geo@surf.sics.bu.oz.au Fax: 075-95-1160 Private Mail Bag 10 Gold Coast Mail Centre Queensland 4217 AUSTRALIA All Applicable Disclaimers Apply AADA - The Language of Lawyers
krauskpf@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu (07/23/89)
This is a test version of NCSA Telnet for the PC which supports the Apple LocalTalk driver. We are going to be testing on the TOPS board soon, but I assume it works. The release 2.3 will be later this summer. The rest of the code in this version is identical to v2.2. Take a standard config.tel file which works on Ethernet or get one from the 2.2 Ethernet release. Change/Add the following lines: hardware=ltalk interrupt=60 # or appropriate software interrupt for driver And make sure your appletalk driver is installed and working. e.g. can you "see" the laser printer? Tim Krauskopf NCSA