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AppleTalk under NEXTSTEP/Intel?

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AppleTalk under NEXTSTEP/Intel?

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AppleTalk, Intel IPT has a product called Partner, which works fine under 3.3 and mounts AppleShare Volumes, supports AT printing etc. (This is true, although IPT states that Partner only runs under 3.3 Black and 3.2 Intel.) 6.28 Booting hangs with black screen Triton Bootoptions On some Triton based boards there seems to be a graphic problem while booting. The solution is to switch off graphic display and always boot with the ‘-v’ option turned on (enter this at the ‘boot:’ prompt). If you don’t get a ‘boot:’ prompt, or if you just want to fix things forever, you need to enter Default.table and Instance0.table in /usr/Devices/System.config and set ‘BootGraphics=”No”‘. This has the same effect as typing ‘-v’ at the ‘boot:’ prompt every time. Setting BootGraphics=NO can also be done from the Expert panel in Configure.

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AppleTalk, Intel IPT has a product called Partner, which works fine under 3.3 and mounts AppleShare Volumes, supports AT printing etc. (This is true, although IPT states that Partner only runs under 3.3 Black and 3.2 Intel.) 6.28 Booting hangs with black screen Triton Bootoptions On some Triton based boards there seems to be a graphic problem while booting. The solution is to switch off graphic display and always boot with the ’-v’ option turned on (enter this at the ’boot :’ prompt). If you don’t get a ’boot :’ prompt, or if you just want to fix things forever, you need to enter Default.table and Instance0.table in /usr/Devices/System.config and set ’BootGraphics=”No”’. This has the same effect as typing ’-v’ at the ’boot :’ prompt every time. Setting BootGraphics=NO can also be done from the Expert panel in Configure.

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