Trying to add LC580 to network

Hi all,
I have an airport extreme network consisting of: an iMac G4 connected through ethernet to an airport extreme base station, an airport express unit "extending" that wireless network, and a Mac mini as a wireless client. I am trying to add a "new" computer to the network, my LC 580; it's plugged into the airport express base unit via ethernet (the LC has a 10 Mb ethernet card).
On the LC, I have two hard drives and one has OS 7.6.1, and the other OS 8. I seem to have gotten the closest to connecting with OS 7.6.1, so i'll start there. In the "Network" control panel, I have it set to use "Ether Talk, slot 1". When I go to the Chooser and select AppleShare, my Mini shows up in the "Available servers" list, but when I try to connect to it, I get this error message "This file server uses an incompatible version of the AFT protocol. You cannot connect to it".
In OS 8, when I even try to select Ethernet under the AppleTalk control panel, it gives me an error message about the ethernet card, so I'm guessing 8 can't work with the card.
Any suggestions, or can this even be done?
Thanks!
Aaron Boatwright

Some more(sorry,didn't find as quick as I needed).There have been two threads connecting to a mini,perhaps you can use them:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=123212&tstart=0
Ed Hurtley
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=1155151#1155151

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