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appletalk_for_sheepshaver [2016/01/15 12:42] – [Automating the Leopard/Snow Leopard procedure with a script] cat_7appletalk_for_sheepshaver [2023/01/07 00:20] (current) clockwise
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 == Specific BasiliskII builds with Appletalk support == == Specific BasiliskII builds with Appletalk support ==
  
-  * Please note that we have an alternative to the method described below for getting Appletalk running in BasiliskII. This does, however, require you to run a specific version of BasiliskII. You can find this version and a short manual in our [[http://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=8067|forum]].+  * Please note that we have an alternative to the method described below for getting Appletalk running in BasiliskII. This does, however, require you to run a specific version of BasiliskII. You can find this version and a short manual in our [[https://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=8067|forum]].
  
 ===== Preparations ===== ===== Preparations =====
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   * Install [[http://tuntaposx.sourceforge.net/|tuntaposx]].   * Install [[http://tuntaposx.sourceforge.net/|tuntaposx]].
   * For Mountain Lion: See the section [[#mountain_lion|Mountain Lion]] at the bottom of this page.   * For Mountain Lion: See the section [[#mountain_lion|Mountain Lion]] at the bottom of this page.
-  * For Leopard: Install [[http://www.sustworks.com/site/downloads.html|an evaluation copy of IPNetrouterX version 1.4]]. +  * For Leopard: Install [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190301082930/http://www.sustworks.com:80/sb_site/downloads.html|an evaluation copy of IPNetrouterX version 1.4 from the web archive]]. 
-  * For Snow Leopard/Lion: Install [[http://www.sustworks.com/site/downloads.html|an evaluation copy of IPNetrouterX version 1.6]].+  * For Snow Leopard/Lion: Install [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190301082930/http://www.sustworks.com:80/sb_site/downloads.html|an evaluation copy of IPNetrouterX version 1.6 from the web archive]].
   * Make sure the paths to hard disk images, roms and other files referred to in your .sheepshaver_prefs file are absolute, not relative, to the application. When e.g., your hard disk image file is in your SheepShaver folder in your home folder, address it like /Users/"Yourusername"/SheepShaver/"harddiskname"   * Make sure the paths to hard disk images, roms and other files referred to in your .sheepshaver_prefs file are absolute, not relative, to the application. When e.g., your hard disk image file is in your SheepShaver folder in your home folder, address it like /Users/"Yourusername"/SheepShaver/"harddiskname"
  
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   sudo ifconfig tap0 172.19.3.10 netmask 255.255.255.   sudo ifconfig tap0 172.19.3.10 netmask 255.255.255.
  
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 4. Start IPNetrouter. Go to the Interfaces tab and deselect "filters" and "external". Under the heading "Bridge", select your active network device (e.g. Ethernet Adapter (en0) and the tap0 device. Turn the software on by clicking the checkbox before "IPNetRouter On" Save the working configuration by selecting the option "save" on the file menu. At the next  start IPNetRouterX will then already be configured.  4. Start IPNetrouter. Go to the Interfaces tab and deselect "filters" and "external". Under the heading "Bridge", select your active network device (e.g. Ethernet Adapter (en0) and the tap0 device. Turn the software on by clicking the checkbox before "IPNetRouter On" Save the working configuration by selecting the option "save" on the file menu. At the next  start IPNetRouterX will then already be configured. 
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 *Replace with the location of your IPNetrouterX folder*/IPNetrouterX.app/Contents/MacOS/IPNetRouterX *Replace with the location of your IPNetrouterX folder*/IPNetrouterX.app/Contents/MacOS/IPNetRouterX
  
-Copy the lines above into a text editor like TextEdit, adjust the paths to the applications and save the file with a .command extension. MAKE SURE THE FILE IS SAVED IN PLAIN TEXT FORMAT (In TextEdit, if required use Format/Make Plain Text before you save). Then use "chmod +x "filename".command" to make the script executable. If everything is right, you doubleclick the file, enter your root password and SheepShaver starts, the tap device gets configured and IPNetRouterX is started. \\+Copy the lines above into a text editor like TextEdit, adjust the paths to the applications and save the file with a .command extension. MAKE SURE THE FILE IS SAVED IN PLAIN TEXT FORMAT (In TextEdit, if required use Format/Make Plain Text before you save). Then use "chmod +x "filename".command" to make the script executable. If everything is right, you doubleclick the file, enter your root password and SheepShaver starts, the tap device gets configured and IPNetRouterX is started. \\
  
 Please Note: If this leads to the execution of the 64 bit SheepShaver version where you want the 32 bit version (the 64 bit version is automatically selected on 64 bit systems, regardless of the setting under "get info" for the packaged application), add "-arch i386" (without quotes) to the command that starts SheepShaver in the second line of the script:\\ Please Note: If this leads to the execution of the 64 bit SheepShaver version where you want the 32 bit version (the 64 bit version is automatically selected on 64 bit systems, regardless of the setting under "get info" for the packaged application), add "-arch i386" (without quotes) to the command that starts SheepShaver in the second line of the script:\\