On Wednesday, October 31, 2001, at 08:27 , Alexandre Enkerli wrote:
> So, there's no way to do AppleTalk on a USB to LocalTalk adapter? Even
> on non-MP devices? The reason I ask is that the printer I have easiest
> access to is AppleTalk only and it'd be cool to use the adapter
> for dual
> purposes.
> And how does the adapter thrive, IRL? I don't care much about
> speed, but
> I'd like to know whether it's stable or not.
If, by adapter, you mean the Keyspan Twin Serial, then no, you
won't be able to do AppleTalk over it at all. You can do backups,
but only serial with it. However, you _can_ do AppleTalk over
Ethernet. Dunno what the capabilities of the 130 are in this
respect, though...
> Now, the X.1 thing. What's the best option here? How well does NCU work
> in Classic? How about UN*X options?
NCU works great. I haven't tried Victor's UnixNPI yet, and I'm not
sure if it works over ethernet. I assume not, but you know what
they say about assumptions... :)
Zac
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