From: Laurent Daudelin (laurent.daudelin_at_verizon.net)
Date: Tue May 20 2003 - 05:20:43 PDT
on 20/05/03 03:31, Bruce E. Durocher II at bedii_at_qwest.net wrote:
> O.K. I finally managed to get my PowerBook booting up in OS
> 9 again. I installed NCU and rebooted under OS X, where I had
> previously added the Keyspan drivers. NewTen works fine, NewtSync
> works fine, Escale works about half the time. NCU only worked under
> serial for about ten minutes--enough to verify it *would* export
> NewtWorks files to my Mac, but not enough for anything else. The
> Keyspan shows up as both Printer Port USB and as P#2KeyUSB1, but
> using the Dock on the Newton fails to connect. I'd like to avoid
> AppleTalk on the serial port if I can since it's already set up for
> my Airport card. Any suggestions as to what to try next? I can't
> really find anything that helps in the FAQ's...
If you setup AppleTalk on 9 to use AirPort, then you should be able to
connect using AirPort under X. You just have to set NCU to use AppleTalk.
Since AppleTalk will be set to use AirPort, that's how it will work. It
should be transparent to NCU. The Dock on your Newton should also be set to
use AppleTalk. Make sure you set your AirPort compatible card in your Newton
to be used for AppleTalk.
-Laurent.
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