Thanks James,
That's obviously the answer. I just read the manual.
Thanks for your time in tracking down that crucial piece of information.
Phil
On Feb 8, 2006, at 8:31 PM, James MacPhail wrote:
I can now connect my Lisa running OS 6.0.8 and 7.0.1 to a Powerbook
2400c running 8.6. However I
>I can now connect my Lisa running OS 6.0.8 and 7.0.1 to a Powerbook
>2400c running 8.6. However I can not see the Lisa from the Powerbook side.
>I really have no idea how to start file sharing at all under 6.
The file server feature first appeared in System 7, so computers running
earlier syste
Hi,
Unfortunately nothing happened.
I decided to reinstall OS 7 (downgrade from 7.0.1). I also installed
the 'Tune Up' for System 7.
Upon restart I found I could now see the 'Start' file sharing button
that was missing before. I pressed it and instantly got the message
"A problem with you
Hi Phil,
try, whether this routine accepts keyboard inputs?
type in the 'owners name'
ENTER
type in the 'computer name'
ENTER
type in the password
ENTER
What happens now?
TOM from a snowy Bavaria, the country of the marvellous castles of
Koenig Ludwig, the Alps, the original Octoberfest in th
Ok,
Partial success!
I can now connect my Lisa running OS 6.0.8 and 7.0.1 to a Powerbook
2400c running 8.6.
However I can not see the Lisa from the Powerbook side.
On the lisa running 7.0.1 if I open the 'sharing' control panel, I
can enter in the 'owners name', the 'computer name' and the p
Thanks James,
I will try to connect the Lisa to another mac with an older system.
See if this helps.
I have tried to see the Lisa from the Wallstreet side but nothing
appears in the chooser. I will double check again that sharing on the
Lisa side is on.
Thanks again for the info, I will
>I have a hacked (not by me) localtalk connector
>
>The lisa is running OS 6.0.8, and the Wallstreet is running 9.2.
>
>when using the chooser I can see the Wallstreet, I can even attempt to
>connect, and the Lisa displays a list of Wallstreet volumes.
I think this indicates you do have (more or
