i voted no, beacause that fruit does not look like something i would eat(use) ... try it in a more "delicate" colour

same problem here as well

using the JIT, and leaving the PC to do nothing but emulation

Here is a tool to benchmark your OS X installation http://wno24081.web08.talkactive.net/benchmark.rar It's written by this guy, http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-user.cfm?id=4484 You can install it to your OS X hd by using WinISO to make a iso containing the file and configure ppc to hold that is...

I've also got to add this one, a tribute to the developers

it took about 3 hours on my XP2500+

Exposè works in this emulator. The "just-in-time" version is A LOT faster than the quoted 1/40 ... i would estimate 1/15 - 1/20 or so.

My computer is a:
XP2500+
512 Ram
Radeon 9500 128mb non pro

i forgot one thing:

5. Set redraw_interval_msec to a smaller value than 200. 50 works great for me. Makes OS X seem a lot smoother

just an image for you :D

So, finally success. Here is a list of stuff I had to do to make panther work 1. Partition the virtual HD with Darwin, just like in the guide at PearPC homepage. The first two times I installed OS X, I didn't use darwin, and it resulted in my hd not being bootable. You will have to repartition durin...

i've also set it to select, but according to the loader, only the cdrom is bootable. Did you use the Darwin install cd to make your hd?

i did not ... perhaps that is the problem?

after installing os x, did you have to change anything in the config file to make it boot from your hd image? ... my hd image is not recognised as a bootable disk when i try to start ppc and os x