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strazar

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Mar 14, 2009
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How to connect a mac 7.6 to a PC, both on a ethernet hub/router?
 
7.6? Ouch, that's 12+ years old! Are you sure you have content worthy of the effort/potential expense of transferring it?

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/4192 is an FTP that works on older Mac OS's but I don't know beyond that. FTP may be your best option. There's no such thing as SMB for OS 8 and below, so a direct ethernet connection is out.

"The ancient free classic program NCSA Telnet has a built-in FTP server, I think it hides under the Edit/Preferences submenu." http://hyperarchive.lcs.mit.edu/HyperArchive/Archive/comm/inet/ncsa-telnet-27b4.hqx (I found this in a google search on some thread someplace.

I think there was another thing out there called MacLAN, but I don't know if it's made anymore.
 
I'll try with a FTP! Thanks for the help!

P.s.: Its a Mac Quadra 9500, which had some card inside for the old imagesetter (varityper). The system is 7.6 and a panther software rip. So I can't put files of 300 MB to a diskette. :) We tried to buy new mac but they not have the right slot for the "card". And upgrading the software RIP for the new mac it just cost too much.
 
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