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From: hansm@dutecad.et.tudelft.nl (Hans Mulder)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.system
Subject: Unnecessary appletalk warning (How to get rid of)
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Date: 18 Jun 91 19:44:21 GMT
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Everytime I reboot my mac+, I'll get a warning saying:

	A driver for the selected appletalk connection
	could not be found. The builtin localtalk port
	will be used instead.
					OK

I only have the builtin localtalk and have even installed the network
control-panel and selected localtalk, but the warning remains.

However, the Mac+ is not an original plus, but a Mac 128K who thinks
he/she is a plus because of a levco 2MB/SCSI board. System 7 also
thinks it is a plus and runs perfectly. Appletalk (over localtalk)
works like a charm.

Just that irritating warning during boot up. Do all plusses have this
or is this a small Mac128K compatibility problem.

Any solutions? Thanks in advance.

Hans Mulder
hansm@dutecah.et.tudelft.nl
(or hans@umunhum.stanford.edu)