OK, I'm thinking I'm almost there. On both Basilisk II's, I upgraded the AppleShare client (to have the Server IP Address button in Chooser) and Open Transport. I can connect to other file servers over IP (I tested it and I got the "Connect to the file server "blah blah" as:" win...

SSS wrote: EDIT 2: Is there an easier way to network the 2 Basilisks?

Well, is there?

Rename the ROM file to have no spaces. SheepShaver won't boot off that image set as a hard drive file. Instead, add the following lines to your prefs file and boot off your Mac OS 8.5 retail CD: cdrom E: nocdrom false (where E: is your CD-ROM drive of course.) Unfortunately, I don't have a Mac OS C...

You are right. I get "404 - Apple Ninja Lawyers were never here" Try downloading from: http://www.makki.is/pistlarnir/tomevewer.html I found it, but when I try to boot SheepShaver with a Disk Tools 8.5 disk image, as soon as the screen displays "Mac OS", it closes. :( Here's my ...

Mac Emu wrote:You are right. I get "404 - Apple Ninja Lawyers were never here"

Try downloading from: http://www.makki.is/pistlarnir/tomevewer.html

I found it, but when I try to boot SheepShaver with a Disk Tools 8.5 disk image, as soon as the screen displays "Mac OS", it closes.

You can't. But what you can do, if you have already set up Basilisk II with a working 68K Mac ROM is use TomeView to get at the ROM: TomeView is here: http://www.maconlinux.org/download.html Sorry for digging up this old topic, but the link to download TomeView is broken on that site. Where else ca...

You could try to use the "Microsoft Loopback Adapter", which creates a virtual ethernet card (use the "add new hardware" wizard to install it), and with that you could use something like WinGate to route AppleTalkIP packets between it and the serial port adapter. Thanks, I will ...

SSS wrote: On my other computer, I found out the Address of my PC Port, and I go to the one that uses a NIC, but that Basilisk II doesn't see the other Basilisk II via the Chooser. Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Anyone?

A small guide, working for me: In Windows: 1. You install the ethernet driver on both machines 2. You use the Basilisk Gui to set: Under ethernet preferences: -At Network card NDIS driver, select the network card to use -At Multicast packets, select "Get appletalk multicast packets" (not ...

I would like to be able to connect to another Mac emulation (on another PC) via the Chooser.

Which software do I download? EDIT: I downloaded a program called IPRemote. In the AppleTalk control panel, I select IPRemote, I enter the IP Address of the Mac, correct user name and password. It attempts to connect, but then I get a message saying that there's no remote appletalk server running, b...

Thanks, I figured it out. I have a question, though. Do you have to use a network card to use the ethernet feature? Or can you use something else (ie, PC Port, which is what I have.)?

Where to I get the ethernet driver for Windows XP (NT 5.1)?