From: Raj Patel (phigmov_at_gmail.com)
Date: Thu Sep 30 2004 - 16:16:51 PDT
You might be able to just grab the NCU application and its extensions
and manually place them where they need to go - Mac apps are pretty
much self contained (eg they don't have a registry to spread
themselves through).
Often a Mac installer just copies stuff to places anyway - as opposed
to installing from a compressed archive (I can't recall exactly which
option NCU uses). Possibly someone on the list can mail you the
appropriate bits with directions on where they need to be placed . .
.).
Also you didn't mention if the two machines could 'see' each other at
all ? ie - if you start a webserver on the Mac can you get to it via
the Newt ?
Raj.
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