But under 10.2.3 you cannot open the Appletalk control panel in
Classic. I just tried.
You get the infamous "This control panel is not supported by Classic"
dialog
In 10.2.3 the Appletalk setting is controlled entirely from the
Appletalk setting of OS X's Network panel (or seems to be from
everything I have seen)
Simply go into the System Preferences panel for Network and make sure
Appletalk is ON
On Sunday, January 12, 2003, at 04:14 AM, Pedro Hobbyfrazoo wrote:
>
> not to be flip, but there really isn't any reason to boot into 9
> anymore.
>
> the appletalk thing can be handled entirely from X. just boot any
> other old-school app so you can access the Classic menu, then go into
> the Apple Talk Control Panel you find there and turn on appletalk (and
> save the configuration as you exit) just like the old days. then go
> into the Chooser and check that the switch there is also showing
> appletalk as "on."
>
> then go to the X Network control panel and also turn on appletalk. all
> should be cool at this point. if not, go into the Classic control
> panel in X and reboot it (Classic, not X). when it finishes rebooting,
> appletalk should be "on" within it.
>
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