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Scooterboy
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Apr 14, 2002, 11:32 PM
 
Is anyone using NewTen for OS X to install onto their Newton? I'm soon buying my Newton a keyspan serial-usb adapter and hope to be able to install packages onto my MP2100 with NewTen.
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red rocket
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Apr 15, 2002, 04:36 AM
 
I've been using NewTen for about two months now, and it works just fine.

What I can't stand is that bloody Keyspan TwinSerial adapter; caused me like eight system freezes and two kernel panics so far...

Since you say you have an MP2100, I suggest you get yourself an ethernet card for it. Unfortunately, I've only got an old H1000, so I don't have that option.
     
Milo Waye
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Apr 15, 2002, 11:25 AM
 
Originally posted by Scooterboy:
<STRONG>Is anyone using NewTen for OS X to install onto their Newton? I'm soon buying my Newton a keyspan serial-usb adapter and hope to be able to install packages onto my MP2100 with NewTen.</STRONG>
It and the Keyspan work fine. On subsequent occasions trying to connect in Classic with NCK that the presence of the Keyspan stuff interferes and I can't complete a connection w/ NCK. I don't remember the exact error message at the moment though.
     
   
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