From: Woody Smith (woodysmith_at_comcast.net)
Date: Fri Feb 25 2005 - 19:20:24 PST
Keep in mind that all you can do with Escale is install packages, but
this is an important first step.
I first launch Escale then attempt Dock, you will see a window with
one diamond followed by 'serial'. Tap the word 'serial' and choose
'appletalk'. You will now see a window that has a second diamond with
'connect to home' Tap 'Connect to Home' and choose 'other computer' If
your computers name shows up choose it, then tap 'connect'.
Do you get this far? If not describe what happens.
Which wireless router are you using? Some don't support Apple Talk.
You may have to set up tcp/ip.
Woody
If I don't get a connection I wait till the Newt tells me it cannot
find the specified computer
On Feb 25, 2005, at 6:23 PM, Richard McCarthy wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> Thanks for the advice. I'd like to give it a try using Escale before
> reverting to Classic, if I can anyway!
>
> I've downloaded an installed Escale on the Mac, which is connected
> wirelessly to an Router.
>
> The eMate is plugged into the router via its network cable. The router
> light doesn't show that there is a cable connected, and the light on
> the network card cable doesn't come on.
>
> When I insert the network card into the eMate, it is recognized, and I
> have the Internet Setup, Newton Internet, NIE Ethernet Module and
> Farallon Enet icons installed in the Extras draw.
>
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