Hi thanks to everybody for the help.  I looked on the Colin Woods list of 
working/nonworking macs, and found that the PMMU is the Paged Memory 
Management Unit.  ???.  But I guess that I don't really need to know what 
it is, but simply how to find out if I have it on the Mac II, or else I 
can't use it with MacBSD anyway.  So how can I find out if it has the PMMU?
And as for the localtalk vs. ethernet issue, I would just determine which 
type of connection it was by simply looking to see if there is an 
appletalk box hooked up to either the modem or printer port, and if not 
then it is ethernet appletalk, right?  Thanks a lot for all of the help.
					-Jonathan Short

On Wed, 23 Oct 1996, jeff schindall wrote:

> >Hi, I work at a UNIX lab at my university.  We have several prof's who
> >want to be able to print from their SPARCstations to a printer hooked up
> >to an Appletalk network.  We also have a Mac II lying around.  I was
> >wondering if MacBSD had a port of Netatalk, or if there were any other
> >options which I could look into.  Thanks,
> >					-Jonathan Short
> 
> 
> 
> There used to be a mac-lpr/lpd server on info-mac which runs on system 7 or
> system 6.  I have used it in the past to do the task you
> described....although I admit that getting netbsd/net-atalk up would
> probably be more fulfilling.
> 
> Make sure the macII has a PMMU---if it doesn't then you can't use it for
> netbsd anyhow.
> 
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