#maciprpi — Public Fediverse posts
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I've updated my Classic Mac Support blog post with info on how to create a Print to PDF printer that's shared over AppleTalk with netatalk!
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
#RetroComputing #VintageMac #VintageApple #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW #LaserWriter
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I've updated my Classic Mac Support blog post with info on how to create a Print to PDF printer that's shared over AppleTalk with netatalk!
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
#RetroComputing #VintageMac #VintageApple #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW #LaserWriter
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I've updated my Classic Mac Support blog post with info on how to create a Print to PDF printer that's shared over AppleTalk with netatalk!
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
#RetroComputing #VintageMac #VintageApple #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW #LaserWriter
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I've updated my Classic Mac Support blog post with info on how to create a Print to PDF printer that's shared over AppleTalk with netatalk!
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
#RetroComputing #VintageMac #VintageApple #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW #LaserWriter
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I've updated my Classic Mac Support blog post with info on how to create a Print to PDF printer that's shared over AppleTalk with netatalk!
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
#RetroComputing #VintageMac #VintageApple #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW #LaserWriter
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As promised, I wrote a blog post about creating my own classic Mac support server using a Raspberry Pi Zero, a TashTalk 2 hat, netatalk, and a few other tools. It's very much like MacIPRpi with everything current.
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
Boosts appreciated!
#RetroComputing #VintageApple #VintageMac #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW
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As promised, I wrote a blog post about creating my own classic Mac support server using a Raspberry Pi Zero, a TashTalk 2 hat, netatalk, and a few other tools. It's very much like MacIPRpi with everything current.
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
Boosts appreciated!
#RetroComputing #VintageApple #VintageMac #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW
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As promised, I wrote a blog post about creating my own classic Mac support server using a Raspberry Pi Zero, a TashTalk 2 hat, netatalk, and a few other tools. It's very much like MacIPRpi with everything current.
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
Boosts appreciated!
#RetroComputing #VintageApple #VintageMac #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW
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As promised, I wrote a blog post about creating my own classic Mac support server using a Raspberry Pi Zero, a TashTalk 2 hat, netatalk, and a few other tools. It's very much like MacIPRpi with everything current.
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
Boosts appreciated!
#RetroComputing #VintageApple #VintageMac #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW
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As promised, I wrote a blog post about creating my own classic Mac support server using a Raspberry Pi Zero, a TashTalk 2 hat, netatalk, and a few other tools. It's very much like MacIPRpi with everything current.
https://biosrhythm.com/?p=2791
Boosts appreciated!
#RetroComputing #VintageApple #VintageMac #netatalk #MacIPRpi #MacipGW
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If you run a #MacIPRpi on a Pi or VM and are using an AppleTalk router (AIR, tashrouter, etc) you can use the following command on the Pi to scan all zones for devices.
getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done
Better still, put this in your .bash_aliases file as
alias scan='getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done'
After logging back in, type just type scan. 😎
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If you run a #MacIPRpi on a Pi or VM and are using an AppleTalk router (AIR, tashrouter, etc) you can use the following command on the Pi to scan all zones for devices.
getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done
Better still, put this in your .bash_aliases file as
alias scan='getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done'
After logging back in, type just type scan. 😎
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If you run a #MacIPRpi on a Pi or VM and are using an AppleTalk router (AIR, tashrouter, etc) you can use the following command on the Pi to scan all zones for devices.
getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done
Better still, put this in your .bash_aliases file as
alias scan='getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done'
After logging back in, type just type scan. 😎
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If you run a #MacIPRpi on a Pi or VM and are using an AppleTalk router (AIR, tashrouter, etc) you can use the following command on the Pi to scan all zones for devices.
getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done
Better still, put this in your .bash_aliases file as
alias scan='getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done'
After logging back in, type just type scan. 😎
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If you run a #MacIPRpi on a Pi or VM and are using an AppleTalk router (AIR, tashrouter, etc) you can use the following command on the Pi to scan all zones for devices.
getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done
Better still, put this in your .bash_aliases file as
alias scan='getzones | while read line ; do echo "$line zone:" ; nbplkup "@$line" ;done'
After logging back in, type just type scan. 😎