Yes, I agree that it is stable and great - in fact, I have been
installing netatalk on linux systems since 1997, and have several
customer sites all around the city. I always compile my own code, I
don't like using other people's binaries too much.
The problem I am talking about is specifically with new G4 systems
which come with MacOS 9 pre-installed from Apple. The G4 which
originally shipped with 8.6 is fine.
Anyone tried this specific combination?
New G4 w/MacOS 9 preloaded talking to RH Linux 6.1 w/ 1.4+asun2.1.3?
On 9/2/2000, Alex Yu wrote:
> > in response to attached posting;
> > 1. 200 Mac PPc workstation/client machines
>
>me too. i haven't had any problems with netatalk installed on a linux box.
>if you are running redhat, i suggest you to get the source RPM package,
>re-build the RPM, and install it. unless the rpm package was built by
>redhat, it is better that to re-build it by yourself.
>
>ayu
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