http://i.imgur.com/6CUI6re.png Oh yes! Well it works on my machine.... Which I know means pretty much nothing, from the last time I tried this. I pulled the source from github and massaged in my pcap code from Basilisk, and managed to get it running. As you know building Sheepshaver on Windows is v...

Ok, so it runs in Sheep ok.. Yeah I've hacked on both for a bit, added SCSI file support to Basilisk II and played with some of the internal guts, tried ripping out a bunch of 'features' to try to make it more stable. I got it to the point where IE 4 runs OK with it. I want to start hacking on it ag...

the easiest way I found to run Starship Titanic was to make it's own VM for it. I used System 7.5.3 , along with stuffit to expand out the toast images on the 'native' filesystem, then mount the images on Sheep, run the installer, let it install it's quicktime, then run Titanic. Although I see you a...

80x43 made a big difference. Although compared to stock, your menus draw better!

I like syncterm as it does xyz modem.

Still very cool to see a tcp mac classic BBS!

apparently the stumbling block on OS X is the binutils is ancient and out of sync. Although I'm not sure you can really drop in a new 'as' ... Maybe some other as can pre-parse the macros? I really don't know.

If they drop support for 32bit, then the Sheep is cooked.

the best part about that iso, is that it works with sheepshaver as well with an oldworld ROM!

sigh it's like three lines to setup a slirp redirection in source... struct in_addr tentwo; inet_aton("10.0.2.15", &tentwo); slirp_redir(0,42323,tentwo,23); something like this. Oh well late to the party, I downloaded Hermes onto Basilisk II, and got it to redirect in. Although it's a ...

If you need it, I put together a System 7.5.3 ISO created from the Apple download here on Sourceforge.

And I just had to try... http://i.imgur.com/1Gcwri5.png ./bin/qemu-system-ppc -M g3beige -hda 90.disk -cpu G3 -cdrom disk1.iso -boot d -prom-env 'boot-args=-v' -bios openbios-qemu.elf with the new bios, without g3beige or Mac99 same thing every which way basically... Oh well I'm not complaining, but...

Ive got to say this is really exciting stuff! I tried making a partitioned disk image, and passing that to Sheep to install 9.0.4 and see if Qemu can boot that, but no dice. But 9.0.4 on ISO boots up and crashes, it's just amazing it even gets that far. Has anyone tried to make a custom 9 ISO with n...

I don't know if any of you have been following this week's SuperFish fiasco, but what happened there is Lenovo ended up dropping some adware in their laptops that installs a root certificate with full permissions. Someone figured out the password and private key, so now anyone can write/run softwar...

Oh yes… The emulation code in SheepShaver is a bit too old: It won't compile on a Mac with Lion or later (GCC isn't included, and llvm-gcc won't compile it, and Clang doesn't like some ASM directives used by SheepShaver). And to make matters worse, you can tweek the build so it doesn't use the asm ...

those sound geared towards real machines though.. although I guess that is the way it goes... do they keep the repos current?

I suspect I'll end up building it all from source anyways.... And watching it all crash/burn.

I'd recommend rolling back from 10.5.8 to 10.4.11 -- you'll probably have a better experience with it. Aside from that, congrats on reclaiming old hardware! I was going to roll back to 10.4 so I could run Classic.. I've been kind of dying to play Oni again, but I have to install it first before I e...

So yesterday while I was looking for a DVI cable for my work machine, I found a guy in a stall selling various broken, and used mac stuff. In his pile o stuff, I spotted this PowerBook G4. I managed to get it for the price of 2 DVI cables, it's sweet thought 1.5Ghz G4, 1.25GB of ram, 80GB disk and a...

Cool, I'm still alive, and more than willing to help any way my limited skills can.

I have super high hopes of being able to keep a server up for for longer than 24 hours..

adespoton wrote:Might be worth someone firing off an email to the qemu dev list -- knowing how they switched could help all the other projects using it to make the same shift.

This is probably the next best hope... Quadra 800 emulation via Qemu

https://gitorious.org/qemu-m68k

Perhaps Qemu's TCG? SheepShaver uses Qemu's old jit. But I have absolutely no idea how they converted from the old one to the new one. http://www.slideshare.net/RampantJeff/qemu-binary-translation Best, Cat_7 The latest WinUAE uses Qemu for a PowerPC accelerator... That would probably be the best w...

Ugh I started to look at aranym-1.0.2, and it looks like it's the same deal with the JIT... and Lubomyr transplanted the jit code not all of the cpu code from the looks of it.... which explains the missing cpummu.cpp file.. not that I care that much about the MMU, but more so want a more 'correct' a...

well I shoehorned the CPU in my restricted fork of BasiliskII and it seems to be performing OK... I guess i need something more of a system validaotr besides Sim city, Internet Explorer and softpc... I tried to turn on virtual memory for the hell of it, but I dont think it does anything, on reboot i...

Lubomyr wrote: ARM JIT from Aranym crashed with E-UAE same as Basilisk2. As i saw Aranym used for Arm - arm sigsegv. I don't know how to implement it with Basilisk2 or E-UAE.

Oh great, sounds like SheepShaver, where it depends on sigsegv's catching them and resuming execution....

wow super modern! I would imagine this should clean up a tonne of possible CPU issues, and give MMU access to those who crave VM so much.... :roll: I hate to be that guy, but the win32 binary cant find a rom... D:\proj\basiliskII-142\test\atari>BasiliskII.exe --config .basilisk_ii_prefs Basilisk II ...

whoa this looks interesting!

what version of ARAnyM did you get the cpu core to compile out of?

I was trying winuae, but kept having glue issues, and then got dragged off onto other things..

looks super cool!

floating point updates! Ok, so I snagged the latest source from CVS, added in my patch nonsense, and got myself an EXE. I'm going to use fbench & ffbench out of valgrind (John Walker 1989) Running with the Apple compiler, it works 100% no issues! :mrgreen: jaderabbit.root # cc fbench.c -o fbench...