That sounds like an extremely good fit for archive.org -- do you have an account on there? Jason's the main curator, but those of us with accounts can add files and written content as well. The big thing would be deploying your framework on top of archive.org, which I think would be an excellent fit...

Do the older builds have the same issues? Just wondering if we can pin this down to a refactoring issue, or if it is indeed something still unimplemented. From the fact that when using a raw device it appears to be hit and miss, I'd guess this isn't in the emulation itself, but more likely in the Op...

Noted; I'm attempting to find the edges of what is currently supported. qemu gets as far as loading the application, even though it has no JOY; I'm thinking OpenBIOS likely needs to throw an error instead of loading into memory and failing on the first instruction.

Got it. Chrome it is.

Meanwhile, here's a link for NetRisk!

I forgot to mention: you might want to contact archive.org about mirroring your system there. This is right up their alley, and they have LoC protection

More news: http://www.gryphel.com/c/news/index.html August 21: Mac ROM-inator support and other ROM-related fixes August 14: Mac II video fixes, SDL 2.0 improvements August 7: Integrated Twiggy hardware emulation via -m Twig43 and SDL 2.0 improvements July 31: Added fixes to enable Twiggy hardware e...

Just to test backwards compatability, I tested Pararena 2.0 -- doesn't work as of Aug 21 build of 2.8. This is a 68k game, so it's possible I need to adjust some parameters to get it to stop crashing.

Odd that three of us had similar HKI errors at the same time though. But I can't replicate my issues now either, so it's probably not worth investigating further, Clockwise.

Interesting; I was going to try in Chrome, but went for the latest Safari instead, as I figured it would be more likely to be stable :) I also noticed that the sound samples in Pararena were off; the announcer's voice is not just choppy, but playing too fast/high pitched. But that's not really your ...

Hmm... I got this error:

TypeError: Uint8Array.from is not a function. (In 'Uint8Array.from([ dstNodeId, srcNodeId, type ])', 'Uint8Array.from' is undefined)

Thanks for sharing! SIP in El Captain also disable tsocks, which hooking system library at the run time. It took me quite some time to find it out why. I'm curious how Mac VPN software by pass SIP without disable it. Mac VPN software uses the VPN APIs that are baked-in to the OS, so there's no bypa...

Well what do you know... #!/bin/sh mypath=`dirname "$0"` res="../Resources" cd "$mypath" HOME="$mypath/$res" ./BasiliskII --config "$HOME/Config" This works perfectly! The xprram file got written to the Resources folder! I'm changing all my scripts o...

In your SheepShaver prefs, you need to ensure the ROM file is named exactly the way the file in your sheepshaver folder is named. By default this is “Mac OS ROM” (without the quotation marks and without a file name extension). Ensure that your ROM file has no file name extension, and no underscores.

It was a while ago; I remember using Firefox and Chrome under El Cap and the mobile and regular interface under Mobile Safari; Firefox under El Cap is what worked.

I considered using compressed images with a shadow copy, but then the shadow copy ends up being a single slice, so I'd be back to the problem of ever-growing Time Machine backups. I might try one that way just to see how the two methods compare.

On my side it was related to the form. submission; I don't think it ever got as far as the "you will receive an email" screen.

Good idea; I was going with simplicity on forcing array output and taking the first token, but perl parsing the block num will be safer, just in case hdiutil spits out something odd. I wanted to avoid spitting out and parsing the XML they recommend, although I think the XML output includes the block...

There's your solution then: set up the image in Mini vMac and then deploy it in BII

I've never heard of this specific problem before, someone else might have.

If you launch Console.app, does it have anything odd in the syslog from when you launch SheepShaver?

A bit offtopic, but guess what I did? #!/bin/sh mypath=`dirname "$0"` rootpath=`dirname "$mypath"` respath="$rootpath/Resources" cd "$respath" MOUNTPATH=(`hdiutil attach -nomount "OSX10.0.4.sparsebundle"`) ./"Mac OS X 10.0" -bios ./openbios...

Set nonet to true and see if that fixes it.

To explain what's going on a bit more: wireshark sets your ethernet packet capture to promiscuous mode, which means it captures all packets on the wire. It then saves all packets that go to/from the ethernet adapter in a pcap file. Wireshark then has a number of filtering and visualization features ...

Can you put your prefs file in here so we can look at it? It sounds like there's still something network-related being enabled.

Seems to be based on the browser you use; I was having problems with the site last week as well, and found I needed to use FireFox to get the reset submission to work -- totally failed from my phone. So if you've got the correct email address added, you should be able to receive the reset email. Ass...

Yes -- it's a quick hack. However, it's also a bit more subtle than that -- the xpram gets written back after the BII process is spun up, not after it quits. This means that any changes made during the initial boot process will be written back, but any changes made during execution will be reverted ...