From: Woody Smith (woodysmith_at_comcast.net)
Date: Fri Jan 06 2006 - 19:00:21 PST
Hi Roland
I have successfully used NCU in Classic with 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4. I
have used The 3com 3CXE589ET and I believe that other versions of the
3com/Megahertz 589 series cards should work also.
I also use wifi successfully with Airport base station (Graphite) and
Lucent Wavelan Turbo Bronze without wep and Lucent Wavelan Turbo
silver with wep.
Re: your error code see < http://tools.unna.org/errors/query.php?
code=-61001 >
It would seem that since you are able to successfully run NewtsCape,
you have drivers and prefs correctly set on the Newt.
On the Mac side do you have NCU running? Is Appletalk on? In NCU
prefs is appletalk selected?
Appletalk problems can also be due to the router.
So it is possible to connect with NCU in Classic 10.4
Keep us posted on your progress
Woody
On Jan 6, 2006, at 12:40 AM, Roland Roberts wrote:
> I've been over the wiki page,
> http://tools.unna.org/wikiwikinewt/index.php/NcuOsx, but I'm not
> getting
> anywhere.
>
> Both of the Mac's I have access to are running 10.4. Everything seems
> to install quite normally, but when I attempt to connect from the
> Newton
> I get one of two things:
>
> With my 3com 3c598d, I get "there was a problem opening the chooser
> (-61001)" as soon as I tap "Other Computer". This in spite of the
> fact
> the I just finished running Newtscape with this card only a few
> minutes
> earlier. I have selected EtherTalk in my Prefs, and selected that
> card....
>
> If I switch to my WaveLAN/IEEE card, I get a dialog saying it is
> searching, but it never returns, seemingly never finding anything.
>
> Has anyone got this to connection with 10.4? The instructions mention
> Jaguar, but I didn't think it should be that specific....
>
> roland
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>
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