Subject: Re: Linux server doesn`t appear in the chooser
From: Rick Zeman (rzeman@his.com)
Date: Thu Jan 27 2000 - 22:14:49 EST
On 1/27/2000 at 11:32 AM, Chad S. Lauritsen <csl@plconline.com> wrote:
>Most likely one of the following problems:
>
>1) appletalk is not compiled into the kernel
>
>-or-
>
>2) the appletalk module is not installed in your running kernel. (say
>'modprobe appletalk' to install it)
>
>If you can share via tcp/ip, then your afpd server is running and working.
>The linux machine doesn't show up in the chooser because it's not
>broadcasting its presence over appletalk; presumably because appletalk DDP
>is not running in your kernel.
As sort of an adjunct to this, is there a way to force a connection only
using AppleTalk and not ASIP? I don't mean by holding down the option key
in the Chooser, but by default on the server end so when volumes get
automounted they're mounted that way.
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