> Per TidBits #716 <www.tidbits.com/tb-issues/TidBITS-716.html> > Panther has Firewire filesharing without going into target > disk mode. A few extra tidbits from Jack: Connect both computers with a Firewire cable and then on both computers: Create a new Location and name it Firewire or whatever you prefer. Select Show:Network Port Configurations. Uncheck all of the options and click the New... button. Select Built-In Firewire and name it the same. Drag it to the top of the list [or delete all of the other options] Select Built-In Firewire in the Show: popup Click the Renew DHCP lease button if an IP address does not appear. Turn on Filesharing Open Applications:Utilities:Directory Access and check Appletalk. Now you can access the hds of the other computer in one of two ways: In the Finder type Command+K and enter the IP address to create a hard wired icon in the upper section of the Panther sidebar. Click on the Network icon and then the other computers icon. I didn't have any luck with the Automatic location the first time I tried it so I did the above. This may be because Filesharing was turned off which seems to cause me a lot of aggravation. I hope someone adds a plug in for Location X to turn it on or off when I switch locations. Maybe someone will point out the error of my ways, if such is... Now I can network my Panther pbs with Airport, Ethernet and Firewire. Coming soon ESP... --- The George Bush Resume(?): <http://www.bushoccupation.com/GWbush_resume.pdf>