ConfigPPP is notoriously fragile, and I’m stuck. I first encountered the problem discussed in this thread, and now I have an exciting new problem. When I click ‘Open’ in ConfigPPP it dies instantly with the unhelpful dialogue box “Resource Error”. I’ve tried both Printer and Modem port, and...

How to connect a 68k Mac to the internet without an ethernet card!

Integrating a Macintosh SE, and an ImageWriter II dot matrix printer into a modern network: browsing the web, printing with AirPrint, and sharing files

macbook m2 Is the macbook plugged into Ethernet or WiFi? LToUDP is slow and timeout-ridden over wifi for some reason on modern macs - I reckon it's something in macOS's WiFi power management.

An interface for Apple's LocalTalk networking protocol. - lampmerchant/tashtalk

An AppleTalk router that supports LToUDP and TashTalk in addition to EtherTalk. - lampmerchant/tashrouter

While working on old machines, I often find that I’m missing a utility or enabler on my SCSI emulator drive. Or, sometimes I’ll take screenshot or run a Norton speed test on that old machine that...

Sabina is a brand-new suite of TCP/IP Internet applications by D. Finnigan, designed especially for the original Macintosh 128K, Mac 512K, and Mac XL (Lisa 2). Yes, it will work on newer Macs too. Sabina uses PPP, the Point-to-Point Protocol, over an RS-232 serial port as its Link Layer.

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Attached: 2 images So this works but it didn't Just Work. First of all there's the whole mess of physical conversions necessary because of the 512Ks DB9 serial port: Mini-DIN8 to DB25 cable DB-25 to DB-9 converter homemade DB-9 RS232 to Macintosh DB-9 RS422 adapter Macintosh DB-9 printer port.

Recently I have acquired an RS-422 Cable for my very well kitted out Macintosh 512Ke. It already sports an external 800K drive, a HD20, a Midi Interface as well as a LocalTalk interface connected it to my home AppleTalk network with servers hosted on a Classic II and PM 8600. Seeing as the...