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It's me... reporting back. After months of back and forth communication with the author, he was unable to find the software or the source :(

On devices like the Paddle Adapple, that switch is just connecting/disconnecting 5V, right? NOTE: I know that there are adapters made by this company that let you have a "Player 1" and "Player 2" joystick, but this is not one of those models.

Also, you REALLY need to change the name of this thread. It implies the BlueSCSI did something to your machine... when it's really "I didn't read the directions."

To be so bold, what is actually on the drive (that doesn't exist in a backup) that would make paying thousands of dollars for data recovery look like the only option? If it's just "Because that's the software that has the machine booting," there are a dozen ways to recover from that. System...

This is so great! Thank you, Androda!

I've been able to make contact with the author. I'll report back!

Yes. It’s a dead link to a long ago mothballed FTP server.

That's the 1.0 version. Just trying to expand the search for version 1.01b2.

Does anyone happen to have a copy of Choosier version 1.01b2 archived off somewhere? Choosier is a Chooser replacement that makes it easier to navigate networks with multiple zones (like a GlobalTalk network). Read more about it here: https://websites.umich.edu/~rsug/choosier/

Looks like your Network control panel is still set to Printer Port instead of Ethernet.

I bet those ZIP disks are really just a polaroid with a flash drive taped to it.

Maybe they meant when the CDR came out of the shrink wrap? LOL

Factory produced CD: CDR copy:

If your auction looks like the first photo, the item that arrives should not look like the second photo. Based on the speed at which the seller gave me a refund, it seem that this is just part of doing business for them. In any case, avoid the seller "roylechristopher"

1) Do a clean install of 7.6.1 2) Turn on Classic Networking 3) Install AIR 4) Enter your settings for #GlobalTalk 5) Have fun!

PPC 6100 w/ 7.6.1 running Classic Networking + AIR 3.... GlobalTalk is working.

I did not specifically see anyone using a PowerPC as their router. I've got a 6100, so I can test it tonight for myself.

Is this doing your own install, or using the prerolled image?

I've been able to get GlobalTalk working under 7.6.1, but it works just as easily under 7.5.5. What PPC do you have?

In the interest of making #GlobalTalk easier to sign up for, please enjoy this Google form. Please keep in mind that the approval process is still manual, BUT hopefully having a form makes it easier to track requests and eliminate people making requests from mobile not seeing all the required...