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** Read this first** 
[https://marchintosh.com/globaltalk.html]{Marchintosh's Globaltalk Introduction}: The basic introduction and ground rules for participation

**GlobalTalk Networking**
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pXMjrAF5vC08TamkdSt2oFCrDFMP47i5dYcjshn9JzU/edit?tab=t.0]{The Ultimate GlobalTalk Network Guide}: All you need to get started using GlobalTalk and LocalTalk on a real Classic Mac

[Unravelling AppleTalk Network Numbers]: The do’s and don’ts of numbering your networks in Apple Internet Router and jRouter.

**QEMU**
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oCvjUpKKkT4MqzYLJ5xCidaQofwMcz5a4LvG1APiluU/edit?tab=t.0]{Running QEMU & GlobalTalk On Apple Silicon}: If you don't have a real classic Mac, use this guide to using emulation on a modern Mac to connect to GlobalTalk. The basic concepts also work on Linux/Windows, but the exact details will differ.

**Apple Internet Router original Adminstrator’s Guide and GlobalTalk Addendum** 
[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZCZok5wRWGB3eLsRRyJrf3mRyHMmPrpV]{Apple Internet Router Administrator’s Guide with GlobalTalk Addendum}: A deep-dive manual covering all the details you could ever want to know – a background on AppleTalk and GlobalTalk, basic information on many technical aspects of connecting, a setup guide for Apple Internet Router and MacTCP, and details on resources, services and a view of GlobalTalk’s connective potential in the far future…

**Disk Images**
Use these hard disk images to get started:
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/19QqOHB4TvuIJ6rLTt6hOoLeAkxITNjaa/view?usp=share_link]{Macintosh System 7.1 pre-installed with GlobalTalk HDD Image}
[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XtjIcnaGJXkxcH6FqvXh4AuOy8lc-LPq/view?usp=share_link]{Macintosh System 7.6.1 pre-installed with GlobalTalk HDD Image}
[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/19in_OMjMh9i_SRrCSHpNcykTIHtgqTuq?usp=drive_link]{@europlus’ GlobalTalk Setup Files folders} (for QEMU/BlueSCSI and UTM) include a 2GB disk image with basic OS and networking software installed (including Apple Internet Router 3.0.1) waiting for configuration, and an installer disk for setting up from scratch, along with some useful utilities when getting started.

**Classic Mac Networking** 
[http://www.applefool.com/se30/]{Mk. 558's Classic Mac Networking Guide}: The most comprehensive guide to getting your classic Macs networked with AppleTalk

[TCP and MacTCP Oddities] a.k.a Just What Is ~~**Up**~~ with That Configuration Screen?!

**Guide to using jrouter**
[Setting up jrouter on a Raspberry Pi]

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