I've just pushed the changes to https://github.com/mabam/afpfs-ng-OSX . I've also written a new README which should provide all required instructions. Only tested on Sierra so far. EDIT: If I manage to compile this into a .pkg, that would ease installation a lot. But for the time being Xcode and com...

It works using OSXFUSE! The detour via FUSE4X was most helpful as FUSE4X actually prints error messages where OSXFUSE doesn't. The fix for OSXFUSE was the same I discovered trying FUSE4X. Here I've mounted volumes from SheepShaver running MacOS 9.0.4 (AFP 2.1) and from an old iMac running MacOS 9.2 ...

I succeeded with FUSE4X. Mounting a volume from MacOS 9.0.2 in SheepShaver via MOUNT_AFP2 worked. I wouldn't be surprised if the amendments I had to make for FUSE4X will also work for OSXFUSE. I'll test that once I have the time. EDIT: FUSE4X only works as long as SIP is disabled. It seems to be pos...

When installing FUSE, you need to install OSXFUSE with the compatability layer. I can't remember now, but I think you may need to disable SIP on El Capitan and later prior to installing it to get it to function, as it installs into the System directory. Disabling SIP was not necessary for OSXFUSE. ...

I've hacked a bit and this is as far as I got: After downloading https://github.com/mabam/afpfs-ng/archive/libiconv.zip and unzipping it, I cd'd into it in Terminal and changed the "mount_afp" command to "mount_afp2" (I've found entries similar to these on the web): grep -lr -e &...

I have figured that the mount-afp command is not implemented in FUSE, but is part of afpfs-ng. When installing in a Ubuntu VM , I had to use Simon Vetter's afpfs-ng as the -iconv fix in my fork actually broke it on that system. But the stuff needed for FUSE did compile and I could connect to SheepSh...

I'm using the .pkg from https://osxfuse.github.io/ . That's the only version they provide there, but it's for OS X 10.5 and up and has been released last month. So it also seems to be for present macOS versions. The source I'll use for the amendments is on https://github.com/osxfuse/osxfuse . So the...

I've just created a pull request. Not sure whether Simon Vetter is still maintaining it. Else you can find the patched version at https://github.com/mabam/afpfs-ng . I've also tested afpcmd in my Sierra VM: $ afpcmd afp://192.168.1.95/share Parsing afp://192.168.1.95/share Successful parsing of URL ...

Forget pulling into Xcode. Found the answer to the problem: https://sourceforge.net/p/afpfs-ng/bugs/1/ Line 115 LIBS = @LIBS@ in afpfs-ng/cmdline/Makefile.in has to read LIBS = @LIBS@ -liconv I tested this in the Sierra VM. It compiled and this is what I get: [code]LIBS = @LIBS@ $ afpgetstatus afp:/...

The second is not the case. I freshly installed Xcode and the Command Line Tools in the Sierra VM before writing my last post. And it came up with the same error as Mountain Lion. The first might be the case. But after what I tried the last few hours I have to add an .xcodeproj file to the repositor...

Thanks for clarification. Then I'll work on it step by step. When I use afpcmd or afpstatus (both only part of afpfs-ng, not of the built-in afpfs), this is what I get trying to connect to MacOS 9 capable of AFP version 2.x (no matter whether it runs in an emulator and on my old iMac booted from the...

The quick fork is what I was imagining, although you could probably do it in a local clone and then push it back upstream to prevent fragmentation. However, based on how the code actually looks, it appears that version selection is done as part of the handshake; it queries the AFP version, and then...

I don't, but since the source is available, we could probably trace through it. And to handle the mount_afp duplication, we could rename the FUSE versions to mount_afp2 and mount_afp3. I surely have more time than you (as you wrote about a backlog of projects in some other thread). If you can expla...

It appears that afpfs-ng defaults to AFP version 3.2, but actually provides 2.2 as well. That is sufficient to connect to machines/emulators running Mac OS 7.6 and up. OS X/macOS only provides 3.0 and higher. According to https://github.com/007/afpfs-ng#usage I should use the mount_afp command to us...

Yes. In the thread I referred to a few posts earlier I already reported issues when I tried it on ML. Back then you wrote that you installed it on SL and it would still work for you after updating to ML. Something seems to be broken still with the netatalk port. I wanted to test whether I could succ...

I also just tried in my Sierra VM. There building netatalk via macports also fails. And in my Snow Leopard VM I can't get macports to work.

There is a solution: Make AppleTalk work on macOS using netatalk (port Linux kernel AppleTalk to a .kext for macOS/OS X first) or CAP (port the whole thing to macOS/OS X). Someone opened a thread about that earlier :mrgreen: http://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8589 EDIT: Wait … We're sp...

The .iso Cat_7 refers to at http://www.emaculation.com/doku.php/ppc-osx-on-qemu-for-osx#networking couldn't be mounted by Qemu That is strange, I just download the iso and added it to the command line and could read it just fine. -drive file=~/QemuOSX/MacOSRealtekDrivers.iso,format=raw,media=cdrom ...

In sierra, I created a bridge in network preferences and added en0. That is now my permanent configuration. Whenever I start qemu with tap networking I only have to add the tap device to the bridge. That's what I do in Mountain Lion (tweaked) and in my Sierra VM. If you set the correct rights on th...

For installation, I used a Mac OS 9.1 image from macintosh garden. For the reference, this was the qemu.command I used for installation: #!/bin/bash cd "$(dirname "$0")" ./qemu-system-ppc \ -bios ./openbios-ppc \ -boot d \ -M mac99 \ -m 256 \ -prom-env 'auto-boot?=true' \ -prom-e...

Well, AppleTalk is fine. And Print66 in Qemu can be reached via LPR from the host, so it works fine as print server. But I don't have the means to really do further testing. So I can't claim that networking is fine (as I did above in the first place). I've installed DAVE 5 and tried to establish a S...

I copied the ROM from the 9.2.2 multilingual DVD (ROM version 5.8) onto the 9.0.4 CD image. It bombed out during startup of 9.0.4. It works now with an image from macintosh garden. Networking is fine, without any initial delay. More information will follow. EDIT: Well, I can't claim that networking ...

I prepared an experimental Qemu build that should run on Mountain Lion and upwards. You can find it here: http://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=8848&p=52104#p52104 Great, thanks for that! I used qemu-img from the Qemu_28pre-vga-OSX-Leopard-wip-11082016 build to create a disk...

The Freehand installer should work on both, OS 9 and PPC OS X. Why not install it on a VM with Snow Leopard and run it through Rosetta? That's what I do. It is way faster than Qemu. I run FH10 as I don't have the last update with bug fixes for MX (and without that, MX sucks).

Then I don't know a solution, I'm afraid. This works on a Mac, but I don't know much about Windows. Maybe there's a Windows tool that could watch your keystrokes when SheepShaver is active and trigger an action to be performed or script to be ran. You could have it tell SheepShaver to quit, as this ...