I am new to the list. Three years ago I bought a StarMax 3000/240 which
ran beautifully but the hard drive died and was replaced under warranty.
In the meantime my business had grown and I needed more capacity so
bought a G4 (which after much struggle, hours on the internet etc is
also running well - I am no computer guru ) I was hoping to be able to
network the two computers together so that I could could share
peripherals and files and keep the StarMax for less graphic intensive
jobs. My StarMax is running 7.6 & the G4 9.1. Apparantly I cannot
network these two computers. I called Motorola and they were dubious
about upgrading the OS which I apparantly need to do to network. It
seems people had run into all kinds of problems. However, having read
the messages on this list it appears that people are doing all kinds of
upgrades on their StarMaxs. I would be very grateful if someone could
tell me in the very simplest terms what I need to do in order to network
these two computers with the minimum amount of "under the hood"
activity. I live in a remote area where there is no handy Mac support
and as stated before, I have very little understanding of the internal
workings of these machines so the simpler the better.
Hilary Cass
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