What version of OSX and of PearPC? Config file?

Marc wrote:A stupid, stupid name.

Indeed. They just get worse and worse. I wonder why they stopped naming them after the year. (edit required here: 95 got out in 96, that's why)

Ethanino wrote:The Patch function does not work for me...

What does it say?

ihartmacz wrote:I dont't understand how the ROM would work. The ROM doesn't contain any code the PearPC boot loader could execute. The macintosh hard ware must do that.

That's why it's hard. And that's why I try yaboot and OpenBIOS right now. And New World ROMs contain code that Open Firmware executes.

Even easier ("cat" that sh*t) Where "*" is your CDROM cat /dev/hd* > /usr/%username%/desktop/OSXinstallcd1.iso (OMG!) Do you not have any expirience with *nix? Or do you use some weird distro? anyway, on most distros it's: cat /dev/* > /home/${username}/Desktop/OSXinstallcd1.iso...

I thought about it, and figured it should be possible to run OS9 on PearPC by loading the Mac OS ROM as an Operating System. I have made several attempts, by trying to load it in the 'force' mode. No luck yet, but I'll continue trying. I also tried loading yaboot and from it loading the Mac OS ROM, ...

Try deleting the "nvram" file in the PearPC folder.

Do you know how to compile PearPC without patches? If so, simply type, in cygwin, "patch -p1 < path_to_patch_file" while in the source directory, and then compile normally.

SheepShaver in Windows is still pretty unstable. You should try using it on Linux. Just boot Knoppix (no installation required) and use one of the guides to run SheepShaver.

Marc wrote:I used alcohol about 18 months ago to make images for PearPC use

No you didn't. PearPC didn't exist 18 months ago.

The game is in a DMG archive. I extracted the game from the DMG in OSX. I thought of using Stuffit. But for some really stupid reason, you need Mac classic installed with OSX to install the version of Stuffit thats supposed to be for OSX. If I could use stuffit to transfer the files, my problem wou...

Also, while I've been waiting for a responce, I've been fiddling with a few things. Heres where I got recently: C:\PearPC>ppc ppccfg.example ppccfg.example: '"' expected in line 112 usage: ppc configfile ...so I quickly realised I was missing one of my " marks and that was all fine! :P So...

Banny wrote:*bumps old thread*

Welcome the n00b!

I'm having a similar problem!

Welcome to Emaculation!

How is your config file called and where is it saved? Because it seems like either a wrong filename or a typo.

I'm not totally sure what you mean by "Rom" but I have the OS 9 installation disk. The ROM, for the Mac, is like the BIOS is for the PC. It's the very first application the computer runs, and therefore the computer cannot boot without it. If you do have the OS9 CD, you can extract the rom...

Mandriva LIMITED would _probably_ run SS, if earlier versions did. However, the fact that it's limited might cause some trouble, as they might have removed certain libraries. I know from expirience that it works on Fedora, and it has been reported to work on Gentoo and Mandriva 10.1.

and no Mac OS 9 will not run on x86 macs, and least not without some emulation because it is not compiled for x86.... That's something we didn't think about... What will happen to Classic on the MacIntel? Will it run as somekind of emulation environment? Or will they write some OS9/Intel that could...

hi675 wrote:disk X:\Path\To\DiskImage
rom X:\Path\To\MacOSROM

First, you have to get Mac OS. If you have an "old world ROM", you can get anything from 7.5.3 to 9.0.4. If you don't, get 8.5-9.0.4, and extract the "new world" ROM from it. SheepShaver doesn't "just run".

That way looks promising. If the heavy traffic does cause the buffer overrun, then we must find a way to 'hide' the unrequired traffic from the bridge. I thought the bridge should do that automatically (i.e. once it detects a certain MAC address on one side of the bridge it doesn't forward traffic d...

Kakaze wrote:I think...you have waaaay too much time on your hands.

It took me about 2 minutes to write this.

The WiFi (wireless network) specification doesn't allow more than one MAC address per network node, and therefore does not allow bridging. The routers bridging does work with relax that restriction, and therefore not fully comply with the WiFi specification. It's not a bad thing, but it might cause ...

@PPC_Digger Thank's for your answer. I have read about an 'OpenBios' Implementation for PearPC. With 'OpenBios', PearPC should emulate a PPC with MacOS 9 running. Is that right? Do you know something new about that project? Yes, with it OS 10.0 should work. But it is not yet implemented. If you wan...

Here is what I think: Mac timeline 1984-2015: 1984 - Apple introduces the Macintosh 1990 - System 7 is introduced, with 32-bit memory management and proper use of colors 1995 - Apple switches the Mac to the PowerPC architecture 1998 - The iMac series is first introduced 2001 - Mac OS X is intruduced...

I have buy MacOS 10.0 from eBay and now I have the same error message as pry . Is it possible to install MacO 10.0? And how should I do it? No, because 10.0 still shares some code with 9 and thus cannot boot inside PearPC. You should try 10.1 or later. There is no known way to run 10.0 in PearPC.

Someone from Apple said they wouldn't stop people trying to boot Windows on the Macintosh. I don't know if this would mean that the ability to boot Windows would automatically mean that it was a standard PC BIOS (see my posts in the Apple and Intel thread for my opinions and some possible senarios)...

Well it won't matter if your Athlon 64 won't supposrt that, OS X won't be able to run on non-mac systems, they will prevent this from happening Yes, but I am pretty sure that QEMU or some other PC emulator would implement something to allow that, and then it would run on native speeds, so I hope SS...