Trying to set this up with ports. Looks like bootstrap can't find db62, and starts looking at db61 instead. Since db61 doesn't exist in MacPorts, I've installed db60 to meet this dependency. However, it appears BDB only creates /usr/include/db.h via ports, and the bootstrap is looking for /usr/inclu...

Let us know how it turns out; you're in uncharted territory here, but territory I've been skirting around the outside of for a while

Yeah; there's a seperate config flag; I can't remember what it is for Raspbian. But you have to set the target to SDL2 instead of X11 or SDL.

Speaking of which, I would expect this issue to also show up in other high-bit language formats such as Japanese Kanji and Korean Hangul. Also, we're specifically talking Chinese Simplified here, correct? Chinese Traditional should have the same issues as well. I think those four are the only langua...

This sounds like you're doing an SDL 1.2 build. Specific versions of SDL 1.2 have this bug.

What happens if you build the SDL2 version?

If the original install was using OS X 10.5, you'd probably have better luck with a clean install that targets the virtual G4 machine, and then use the Migration Assistant (in the Utilities folder) to migrate all your software and preferences from the (mounted) G5 image. Alternatively, you could use...

Here's what I *think* I'm understanding from what I've seen in this thread so far. Likely, I've got some bits wrong, so please correct. Host: Windows 10 Chinese Shared folder: on NTFS partition SheepShaver: Mac OS 9.0 Chinese Shared folder: Displays Chinese text correctly, doesn't pick up file type ...

Could you expand on "did not work?" There are plenty of us who have essentially that command line working, so we need more information to be able to help you. My first thought is that your boot CD, osx_100_4k78_install.iso, may be corrupt and unbootable. But it appears that's the WinWorld ...

As I said in the comments, you'll probably want at least version 2.8. I'm still tracking down how to get the toolchain working in 10.6 via MacPorts; there should be at least some method to get it working from there. Hmm... next up, https://trac.macports.org/wiki/howto/InstallingOlderPort -- I'm pret...

And having said that, the 2.7 support for OS 9 was a wee bit spotty. 2.8 was when we saw pretty solid support. It's all documented in our GSOC mega thread on here :) To get it running on Snow Leopard, I'd recommend installing MacPorts, which can install backports, including the entire LLVM toolchain...

Following up on my comment about your attempts to mount the VMDK in PearPC... qemu should be able to mount the image as it recognizes vmdk files. However, qemu-system-ppc emulates a G4 Mac, not a G5. Therefore, you won't be able to boot your image, although you *should* be able to mount it as a seco...

You're going to have to use a conversion tool to convert the VMDK into a file format PearPC can understand -- a raw disk image without headers. qemu-img can do this.

And just to clarify, ppc64 doesn't currently include the G5 as far as I know -- so when we talk about QEMU in these forums, we're specifically talking about qemu-system-ppc.

There is now support for serial port communication over USB connections. Read the first post on how to enable that. I'll be interested to see with which usage you come up ;-) Best, Cat_7 How can I connect a serial device? You'll need a USB to serial adapter that supports the type of serial device y...

I've just been sorting through my Developer CDs... the Chinese Traditional, Chinese Simplified, Korean Hangul and Japanese Kanji OS 9 CDs all display like that when mounted on OS X 10.6.11. That's because OS X uses Unicode, but those languages had their own Mac code tables under OS 9 and earlier. I ...

1. Since the desktop background is the OS 9 Install CD background, I'd guess that this is not running on an installed copy of OS 9, but is booting off the (locked) install CD. Please follow the instructions on the wiki here to set up a clean installation of OS 9. 2. Power Pete has issues on more rec...

To answer some questions and clarify some things: 1. By default, QEMU-PPC uses SLIP networking via a virtual NAT gateway. This only supports TCP/IP. To send/receive AppleTalk packets over Ethernet, Cat_7's instructions are required to use tap networking and a bridged network device. At this point, i...

Yeah; seems like even though I thought I was in the IOS branch, I checked out MAIN. So after adding that IFDEF, everything's great! A bit slow on the iPad 2, but works fine at 15fps. Seems like some of the later fixes from kanjitalk755's fork would improve things significantly here. I'm also curious...

... And if I symlink the aforementioned Documents folder in the container to my UTM folder on the external VMs SSD, when I try to create a new VM in UTM there is a warning that I don’t have the permission to save to the destination folder (the one on the external drive): so, it really looks like th...

That's great! I'll have to see if I can get it to build/run on my iPad 2 -- that's currently my Mini vMac "Mac". Please do! I have Mini vMac on here too, but Basilisk allows so much more. Could easily be a daily driver with safari in Slide Over for web browsing and downloading. Couple of ...

That's great! I'll have to see if I can get it to build/run on my iPad 2 -- that's currently my Mini vMac "Mac".

… for the sake of completeness, compiling Netatalk 3 on the same machine fails with the very same error message as already reported by @adespoton: CCLD cnid_metad Making all in netatalk CC netatalk-netatalk.o netatalk.c:47:10: fatal error: event2/event.h: No such file or directory 47 | #include <ev...

Currently doing port install on 10.4.11... we'll see how it goes :) -- only hiccough so far is that berkeley-db doesn't appear to exist under MacPorts? I think it must have a different name. I had the other dependencies either already installed, or they shared the same name (including libevent). So...

The most advanced QEMU GUI frontend currently available for the Mac is “UTM” (which probably stands for “Universal Turing Machine”), which is also a project in active development: https://mac.getutm.app It was formerly only an emulator for i(Pad)OS, but now it runs also on the Mac (but requires mac...

And it's probably worth noting that the existing one, Q, hasn't been updated since before QEMU supported booting Mac virtual hardware. It seems like QEMU-PPC has stabilized enough to actually put something together now that won't break in a few months; I had been waiting for Screamer to get integrat...