> First I want to thank all of you considerate people who frequent this 
> list for helping me to get NetBSD going on my IIcI as well as on my 
> SE/30.  I am also the happy owner of a PowerPC "8600/300" which I would 
> like to use to run the IIcI which has no monitor.  My question is, would 
> it be easier to run the IIcI from the SE/30?, the SE/30 has no ethernet 
> but the IIcI does.  The 8600 has ethernet.  NetBSD recognizes the board 
> in the IIcI and all "seems" in order.  I've seen discussions abt 
> "Netatalk" on the list, Is this appletalk for NetBSD?, and if so, which 
> would be easiest to get my IIcI going?, I NCSA telnet on the PowerPC, can 
> I use this over my ethernet to talk to the IIcI?.  Thanks

What do you mena by "run." Chances are, ethernet'd be faster and easier.

Is this ethernet hooked to the internet, or do you have a modem on the
PowerMac? Having MacOS be happy with both Ethernet and SLiP or PPP
is tricky (I'll let someone who knows more about it tell you how :-)

Netatalk impliments Appletalk support under Unix. It deals with
AppleTalk on the same basis as IP or the iso protocols.

If you want Chooser-type services, then Netatalk is what you want.
If you want telnet, ftp, or http services, you want IP.

Take care,

Bill