Yes, the JIT project code is newer and better. Personally I have reservations about the usability when running the JIT compiler - for me, keyboard & mouse tend to get delayed and catch up in bursts - but you can turn it off and it works just fine. For networking, the SLiRP interface works just dandy for TCP/IP stuff - getting out to the internet for example - but won't work so well for local appletalk connections (at least, not on OS7 without appletalk or TCP/IP). It might be possible to make this work if you are able to locally route appletalk packets and re-direct them to the SLiRP interface. All a bit hairy-scary - the likes of which I've never had work reliably in the past. The same applies to the Tap/TUN interface stuff.
So, although there are obvious security/permissions concerns, getting your emulated Mac to run happily on a local network and share with other Macs, the simplest and most transparent solution _is_ the sheep_net interface. Grump. Now to the happier bit - the Mac-on-Linux boys use their own sheep_net driver and they are almost entirely up to date (2.6.22). I have in the past patched some of their code into sheep_net.c to get 2.6.11 (I think) to work for me and the latest code from them _almost_ compiles so it might not be so much of a stretch - even for me! - to fix this. -- BasiliskII has no networking because NetDriver 'sheet_net.c' doesn't compile on Gutsy/kernel 2.6.22 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/210876 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
