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rassoodock

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Jan 22, 2007
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I have been linking to my old G3 through a router using the chooser in my G5's classic mode with no problems. I am slowly moving away from needing to use classic mode at all and have been trying to make the same connection using OSX, but it just doesn't work. I can't get my G3 to even show up as an option. Hell, I'm not even sure I'm using the right function to do it.

Is it possible to make the connection in this way or is it an issue with linking an OS9 Mac to a OSX Mac and not using the chooser in classic mode?

Help! I am stuck.

Thanks,
Michael
 
Thank you for your reply.

Use Go > Connect to Server... and enter the G3's IP address.


What is Go > Connect To Server? Where is that? Please feel free to treat me like an idiot - in this matter, I most assuredly am.

Thanks,
Michael
 
It's in finder

Thank you for your reply.

Use Go > Connect to Server... and enter the G3's IP address.


What is Go > Connect To Server? Where is that? Please feel free to treat me like an idiot - in this matter, I most assuredly am.

Thanks,
Michael

You can either quit all programs or just go to the Finder (it should say "finder" in the upper left of your screen). Or click on the desktop to activate finder. Or click on the Face (finder) icon in the Dock to activiate the finder. One of the options in the top toolbar is "Go". Inside is "connect to server".

I believe another way to connect might be to turn on "appletalk" on the OS X machine, but it's been so long since I used OS 9 that I don't really remember - sorry.
 
Duh. I feel like such an idiot - so simple. It worked like a charm. Thanks!
 
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